After months of planning, all we are left with are memories.
It is the emotions of your day that stay with you forever – not the guest lists that kept you up at 3am, centerpieces that you spent hours thinking about, and definitely not the things that fade.
The look your mom gives you because she sees her baby getting married.
Your partner catches your eye with that “we’re really married” feeling.
The breakdancing your best friend commits to on the dancefloor.
Your dad watching you start a new chapter of your life.
I’m here to document that story: the chaos, the softness, the tears, and all the in-between.
You must
be thinking,
“my cousin can do the same job.”
Sure, but I do so much more than hitting record. Why wouldn’t you want your big day captured with the same love you put into it? Sure, your cousin might be able to step in, but will they be fully present? Will they know what moments to anticipate? And what about the ones they miss? The ones you’ll never even know happened?
You’re not just investing in the hours I’m there on your wedding day; you’re investing in memories that your kids will one day watch.
Someday, when you’re lying in bed at 2am replaying your day, giggling at the chaos, and tearing up at speeches, you’ll know exactly why having it all documented mattered.
