San Diego Elopement Photographer

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You could keep scrolling Pinterest, juggling a dozen vendors,
or try to DIY your way through it with generic checklists
and way too many opinions from people who mean well… but don’t get it.

But wouldn’t you rather?

+ Choose an all inclusive experience
+ Crafted by people who specialize in small, meaningful weddings
+ Designed to take care of every detail
+ So you can just show up, be present, and soak in the moment

You're in love, and ready to make it official.
You want a wedding day that actually feels like you.
But let’s be honest, sometimes wedding planning feels

overwhelming, impersonal, confusing, pressure-filled, prohibitively expensive

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I KNOW HOW TO CREATE THEM

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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.

LETS MAKE SOME MAGIC

A bride and groom sitting at their reception table looking at eachother and reacting to some speeches. There are wine glasses and food on the table, and more wedding guests behind them. There are market lights above them, and the photo is a black and white film image

A bride and groom in la jolla having a fun private dance. They are standing on some grass infront of a hedge with a view of the ocean and some palm trees behind them. They are standing a few feet apart looking at eachother and looks like they are spinning toward eachother

a Bride hugging a woman with her eyes closed in an intimate moment at a wedding reception with fairy lights above and behind them. This is a black and white film photo

my name is megan

and I have a secret...

I've never loved the wedding industry.

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.

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capturing folks in love and their favorites

worldwide

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.

Two women, one wearing a pink suit and with flowers in her updo, the other in a bridal gown and veil holding on to a bouquet, holding hands, walking away from the camera smiling on a grass field with trees and cacti in the background at Balboa Park in San Diego. It is an image that was shot on film and so there are some reddish orange light leaks on the bottom left and upper right corners.

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