I’ve been telling stories since I unwrapped a Tyco camcorder on my 10th birthday. Since then, I’ve filmed everything from emergency service training videos to festivals, dance shows, creative commissions — and, of course, weddings. Somewhere in the middle of all that, I filmed my sister’s wedding on a Samsung Galaxy phone — no fancy gear, just instinct and a love for capturing real emotion. I remember editing the moment her soon-to-be husband turned to see her walking down the aisle — you could see it knock the breath out of him. I was hooked. That moment sparked something, and I knew this was what I wanted to do.

My films aren’t just about beautiful visuals (though, let’s be honest, they are rather stunning). They’re about connection. Atmosphere. The in-between moments that tell the full story. The unplanned line in the speeches. A shared look when no one else is watching. The kind of stuff you’ll still be talking about in ten years.

Couples often tell me, “We just loved your style.” And yes, I have a visual aesthetic, but it goes deeper than that. I take time to understand what’s important to you — what you care about, what makes your day yours — and that becomes the foundation for how I capture it. Mixed with making you look like a rock star of course.