I never planned on becoming a wedding photographer. When I picked up my first DSLR in 2016, I never imagined photography would eventually become my career.
At the time, I was working in higher education in various administrative roles. While those jobs were good to me, I found myself feeling drained and unfulfilled. I knew I wanted to do something more creative, meaningful, and enjoyable — I just didn’t know what that looked like yet.
Photography slowly changed that. Eventually, it gave me the opportunity to leave my full-time desk job and pursue photography full-time in 2019. I haven’t looked back since.
Ten years into this industry and nearly 200 wedding days later, I still feel incredibly lucky to do what I do. Getting to work with fun-loving couples who are genuinely excited to be married, document some of the most meaningful moments of their lives, and build real relationships along the way is something I never take for granted.
Meet your photographer, sarah
Thirty-something, equal parts homebody and traveler, wife and mama to three beautiful kiddos, and happiest when I’m surrounded by the people I love most.
I’m also a twin mom to two sweet little boys with Down syndrome. They have changed my life in more unexpected ways than I could have imagined. Life with them looks a little different than I once pictured, but I wouldn’t trade it for anything. They’ve brought a kind of joy and love into our family that’s hard to put into words.
I have a deep appreciation for anything handmade, slow moments at home, and time spent with family when I’m not behind the camera. Most importantly, I’m pursuing a relationship with my Savior, Jesus Christ. Just simply trying to love people well, as He would.
