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Washington, DC wedding photography

The day as it felt. And as you saw it.

Documentary photographs and editorial portraits. Space to be yourselves, with a little direction when you need it.

Bride and groom reacting together beneath warm reception lights.

Some moments ask you to look closer.

The glance across the room. A hand on your shoulder. Everyone laughing at once. These are the photographs I want you to come back to.

Young wedding attendant holding white flowers among guests carrying wrapped gifts.
Bride embracing a man in a dark tuxedo.
Bride and groom walking between guests at an outdoor ceremony beneath rocky cliffs.
Bride in profile wearing a pearl headpiece and earrings.
Bridal portrait through a lace veil.
Bride and groom standing between church pews.
Couple silhouetted against golden reflections.
Bride and groom kissing as guests hold sparklers around them.
Couple kissing beneath an umbrella in the rain.
Wedding guests cheering outdoors as the couple passes.
Wedding party opening champagne bottles together outdoors.
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Bride and groom kissing on a glass-sided walkway.
Bride and groom kissing as guests hold sparklers around them.
Overhead view of a reception table with flowers, plates and glassware.
Groom carrying the bride on his back outdoors.
Couple holding binoculars to their eyes in a hallway.
Bride and uniformed groom walking down a ceremony aisle.
Bride and groom kissing at an outdoor ceremony.
Bride looking through the open door of a vintage car.
Bride and groom laughing together during an outdoor ceremony.
Close portrait of a bride and groom at their reception.
Bride and groom laughing together outside a building.
Bride and groom holding hands during an indoor ceremony, with guests seated around them.
Bride and groom laughing together against a bright yellow wall.
Couple kissing in front of a colorful carrot mural.
Bride holding a white rose bouquet against a green backdrop.
Bride standing in front of a columned house.
Wedding party arranged along a modern staircase.
Groom wiping his eye while standing beside the bride.
Wedding party posing beneath a clear blue sky.
Bride and groom standing on steps beneath tall stone columns.
Couple embracing, with one partner resting her head against the other’s chest.
Bride embracing a man in a dark suit while holding a white bouquet.
Bride and groom in front of a building with tall spires.
Bride and groom walking together on broad stone steps.
Couple facing each other on a sunlit street.
Couple silhouetted beneath the moon.
Bride and groom kissing as guests hold sparklers around them.
Bride and groom smiling outdoors in dramatic side lighting.

“By the end of the day he felt like a family friend instead of the event photographer.”

Yasha + Melissa · Washington, DC wedding

More than one frame.

Wedding photographs and notes from the journal.

Bride and groom jumping together outside an arched doorway.
Bride and groom crossing a city street with their wedding guests.

Meridian House

Decatur House

Photographs and venue notes from Meridian House in Washington, DC.

Wedding photographs and a closer look at Decatur House in Washington, DC.

Present with you. Attentive to the day.

Start with what matters.

Tell me about your people, your plans, and the things you’re looking forward to. We’ll talk about how you want the day to feel.

Let the moments happen.

I follow the day as it unfolds and offer direction when you need it, especially during portraits.

Keep the feeling.

The photographs bring you back to the people who were there and the moments you shared.

Before we meet.

Where do you photograph weddings?

I’m based in Washington, DC. Tell me where you’re planning to get married, and we can talk about your day.

What if we feel awkward in front of a camera?

You don’t need to know how to pose. I’ll give you direction for portraits and leave room for you to be yourselves.

Can we see more of a wedding?

Yes. Ask when you inquire, and I can share more wedding photographs so you can see how I follow a day.

How do we get started?

Send me your date, location, and a little about what you’re planning. We’ll take it from there.

Your wedding, your people.

Tell me what you’re planning.

Where will you be? Who will be there? I’d love to hear what you’re looking forward to.

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