After serving 10 amazing years as an active duty Air Traffic Controller in the U.S. Navy, I left the military at the halfway mark to retirement to pursue my dream of being a photographer - full time.

It wasn't a decision I made lightly and I thought about it for years. But I now KNOW this is what I'm supposed to do "when I grow up". If there's one thing I had to learn in my decade in the military it was stress management. I don't sweat the small stuff anymore. Everything will, in fact, be okay. Nothing is perfect, and that's totally fine. We just keep moving! I am so thankful and proud of my time in the military, without it I definitely would not have this business or be the person I am today.

I have yet to see a wedding go exactly to plan. And what makes or breaks those moments of uncertainty is the disposition of everyone affected, the vendors specifically.

I’m here to remind you that regardless of the timeline or your cake decorator being stuck in traffic, you’re here to marry the love of your life and we’ll still achieve those heirloom worthy photographs.