About me.

I grew up believing that some of life’s most meaningful moments happen around a table.

Maybe that’s why I always find myself photographing dinner just as much as the ceremony.

If I’m not at a wedding, I’m usually wandering through Italy or Greece with a camera, searching for the kind of moments most people walk past. Someone hanging out washing. A family lingering over lunch. Sunlight creeping across old walls.

I am fascinated by people who are fully present.

The photographs I treasure most have never been the obvious ones.

That’s shaped the way I photograph weddings too.

Quietly.

Patiently.

Looking for the moments that become more valuable with time.

What I believe.

I believe weddings should leave space for conversations.

I believe beautiful photographs begin with trust.

I believe every guest should feel like they belong.

I believe shared meals are where some of life’s best memories are made.

I believe photographs become more valuable every single year.

I believe film teaches patience.

I believe the best weddings are never the busiest ones.



You might feel at home here if…



You believe the people you invite matter more than how many you invite.

You’d happily spend another hour around the dinner table.

You choose places because of how they feel.

You love old cities, slow mornings and meals that turn into long conversations.

You don’t need your wedding to impress anyone.

You just want it to feel like you.

One day these photographs will mean something different.

Right now they’ll remind you of your wedding.

Years from now they’ll remind you of people.

The way your dad smiled when he saw you.

Your grandmother’s hands reaching across the table.

The friends who danced until midnight.

The conversations you thought you’d never forget.

Photographs quietly become family history.

That’s why they matter.