This was my very first New Year’s Eve wedding—and it couldn’t have been a more beautiful way to close out the year. ✨ From start to finish, the day overflowed with beauty, purpose, and so much heart.

A joyful, elegant day filled with love, laughter, and the sweetest first looks — Alyssa & Connor’s wedding at Talon Winery was a true celebration of faith and forever.

Marian and Alex’s wedding at Cliffview Resort in the Red River Gorge was filled with personality, heartfelt moments, and unforgettable views. From custom D&D touches to their bourbon-themed reception, their day was a perfect reflection of who these two are.

A rose garden ceremony, rich fall tones, and a historic mansion setting — Lauren & Darren’s Gardencourt wedding was timeless and full of charm.

Virginia & Hagan are some of the most down to earth, kind, beautiful and fun people I have ever met. What an incredible honor to help them capture such a special time in their lives.

A brunch wedding filled with personal touches, heartfelt vows, and handmade details — Allyson & Zach’s day at The Historic Nunnlea House was as joyful and creative as they are.

What a spectacular day for Kristen and Evan. They were married this past November during a beautifully intimate ceremony, but had to postpone the reception due to the pandemic. Being able to finally gather with loved ones to celebrate, these two were glowing all night.

Couples! Did you know? After you book, you’ll receive my detailed Wedding Guide to help answer all your timeline questions and so much more — all in an effort to help the wedding day and your photography go as smoothly as possible.

Elegant and classy, with vintage accents and a touch of rustic chic. Clarissa + Matt’s summer wedding was absolutely breathtaking, not to mention a total blast!

I have a very special business achievement I’d like to share with you, friends. This spring I planned and coordinated my very first styled shoot! To say that I’m proud is a vast understatement. *cries happy tears

I met Graham and Savannah both for the first time at the magistrate’s home office in Lexington for their ceremony. Present were the bride and groom, the magistrate, a neighbor who walked over to be one witness, and I was honored to be the other. It was precious, raw, and everything an intimate elopement should be.