each other

photography for people whose first priority is

Yes, you’re in the process of planning an amazing event. But more than anything, you’re anticipating what’s waiting for the two of you after the aisle—an entire lifetime spent loving and knowing each other more deeply with every year that passes.

Your wedding day is the very start of that journey. Let’s make sure it’s captured with sincerity, beauty, and significance.

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capturing folks in love and their favorites

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Showcasing the art and emotion of your relationship in equal measure, with a focus on remaining present in the moment.

Right here, right now, one breath at a time.

heirloom wedding photographs

I've never been obsessed about weddings.

I didn't grow up daydreaming about my future wedding, or my perfect dream spouse.

For most of my life I've been a shy, introverted nerd with a small group of close friends. My own wedding had less than 20 people in attendance.

But what I do care about, I care about intensely.

And at weddings? That's the relationships.

Not just between spouses... but between parents, friends, chosen family. The people who are meeting for the first time, the people who flew across the country to be there. The flowers that represent time spent in a grandparent's garden. The menu based on the friend group's burrito tattoo. With cameras in hand, I focus on the things that matter most, the rest will work itself out.

and I have a secret...

my name is megan

“My husband and I aren't comfortable in front of the camera at all and Megan and Greg handled our awkwardness with such ease. It was also really important to us that none of our photos seem too forced or formal...and I can confidently tell you not ONE of our photos has that vibe.

—Stella + Jim

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To capture and convey the emotion of your wedding day, I use the timeless medium of film photography. There's a secret magic sauce in film that can't really be described. If I had to label it, though, I’d call it gold dust. Film reveals subtle details, displays depth, encourages artistic composition, and lends a sense of rarity and refinement to your wedding images.

Everyone tries to emulate the look of film photography, but there's no copying the real thing...and so the real thing is exactly what you'll get. Why? Because in order to remember your wedding day well, you need the best of the best.