I’m based in San Jose and photograph weddings throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and surrounding cities. Travel within a 100 mile radius is included with all wedding collections – usually covering Big Sur to Napa. Additional travel is calculated depending on location.

Yes. I've photographed weddings across the country from Hawai'i to New York. Travel costs are calculated on a case by case basis.

Most couples book between 10 and 18 months in advance for weekend weddings, especially those that fall between March and October.

My work is best suited for couples who want refined, honest photographs without turning their wedding into an all-day photoshoot. I provide direction when it is useful, remain observant when moments unfold naturally, and prioritize both the photographs and the experience of the day.

Yes. After you inquire, we can schedule a video consultation to talk through your plans, priorities, and any questions you have. It is also a chance for us to get a feel for each other before making anything official. Your photographer is one of the vendors you will spend the most time with on your wedding day, including during some of its most personal moments, so feeling comfortable and genuinely getting along matters.

Yes. I carry professional business and liability insurance. Certificates of insurance can be provided to venues when required.

Photographs are recorded to multiple memory cards during the wedding and backed up after the event using a structured storage process. No system is entirely risk-free, but multiple safeguards are used throughout my workflow.

Yes. Many of my couples return for family, maternity, pet, or anniversary sessions, and I’m also open to working with new couples who are already married. Whether you have a specific idea in mind or simply want to create something meaningful together, I’m always interested in thoughtful, creative sessions outside of wedding-related happenings.When time allows, I also dabble in real estate photography. The symmetry and straight lines are a good brain scratch.Car photography is more of a personal hobby – usually just an excuse to geek out over custom builds.