Wedding stories
Complete wedding stories.
Full celebrations, private homes, redwood camps, city rooms, ranches, coastlines, and destination weekends—shown as narratives rather than a loose portfolio.




Full wedding days
Follow the day beyond the photographs that usually make a portfolio.
A complete story shows preparation, weather, family, ceremony, dinner, movement, and the point when the room stops following the plan.
Use these weddings to see how film and digital, two photographers, clear direction, and documentary attention work together across very different places and timelines.
Ways into the work
Start with a story shaped something like your day.
Place, scale, travel, light, and the people present change what photography needs to hold. These are starting points, not formulas.
A city wedding
Rooms, streets, dinner, and the city between them.
See how a full San Francisco wedding moves between preparation, ceremony, portraits, guests, and a restaurant reception without becoming a landmark checklist.
Wine country
A long day held across one landscape.
Follow the changes in light, distance, weather, and energy from getting ready through dinner and the end of the night.
Redwoods and coast
The place is present without taking over the people.
A complete camp wedding shows the gathering, cabins, trees, meals, weather, and relationships that a portrait-only portfolio leaves out.
Multicultural and multi-day
Traditions remain specific inside one coherent story.
See how multiple ceremonies, families, clothing changes, and distinct visual traditions can stay legible without flattening the day into highlights.








