
Your wedding is THE place and time when the greatest number of your loved ones will gather under one roof or one sky.
Your photos should capture those relationships, that party, that joy.

Let me tell you how I got here.
I never intended to be a wedding photographer.
But I knew I liked to create. I needed to create.
I knew there are a million things to observe at any given minute, most of which go ignored. So I slowly got better at what I did. Started to find my voice.
And I figured out somewhere along the way (after I mastered my nerves and could actually eat on wedding days)
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Weddings are an exceptional moment in our culture. THE only day you will invite EVERYONE who really matters to you, who has helped make you what you are.
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Weddings are the only day in which most of us will take the time, money, and opportunity to memorialize the real, unposed relationships we share with our loved ones.
This was an INCREDIBLY freeing realization for me. The wedding was not the thing I was photographing. The wedding was the venue. What I was actually capturing were the incredible, one-in-a-million, incomprehensible personalities all gathering in one space.
Wedding days are fundamentally about bringing our loved ones into the same frame.
And I am honored and committed to preserving those memories.

BRYAN
You might have just clicked on this page to see my face. If that's the case, sorry to disappoint.

HUCKLEBERRY
My iphone is out of space from pictures of this 125lb Labradane.

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