
Elopement in Captiva Island, FL | Thais & Patrik
Thais & Patrik’s intimate beach elopement in Captiva Island was a turn of events… but a beautiful one at that! If you don’t know, Captiva Island is on the West coast of Florida and the sunsets on the West coast of any place can be pretty epic. Being a Miami wedding photographer, I get to experience the opposite: all the epic sunrises, so this intimate elopement overlooking the sunset had me super excited for something fresh. Unfortunately in Florida, the weather can change dramatically from one day to the next; from one hour to the next, even! The perfect sunset

Family Beach Session in the Summer
Family sessions will always have a special place in my heart. I get flattened by the mundane and sometimes, working weddings feels similar to being on a rollercoaster: I love it, I love the adrenaline I get, but then I feel hungover. So family sessions are a different way to get on that creative high for me. I always ask moms (because it’s usually moms who inquire) what it is that they liked about my work and what they wish to achieve in a family session with me. Nine times out of ten, I get the same answer: “we want

Couples Anniversary Session at Bonneville Salt Flats
As a South Florida photographer who gets to experience summertime pretty much year-round, working out of the beautiful state of Utah every now and then can get to be a breath of fresh air. Sabrina and Dallan reached out to me when I announced on Instagram about an upcoming visit to Utah where I was hoping to shoot at the Bonneville Salt Flats. I immediately jumped for joy when they pitched their idea to me: minimalistic 70s inspired wedding anniversary shoot. Minimalistic? Heck yes baby! The Bonneville Salt Flats is THE place for this. 70s inspired? Sure! Wedding anniversary shoot?

5 Ways to A Small Wedding
Sometimes I’m the kind of person who is all, “go big or go home” and other times I like to stick to the “less is more” card. When it comes to weddings, I like to subscribe to the less is more school of thought. Hear me out! Times are changing and a lot of newly engaged couples are realizing they don’t want to spend a ton of money on an extravagant wedding. Or they want to keep things intimate, without other people’s input, without sticking to traditions or strict timelines… and that’s okay! To each its own. The beauty about
