Electric Loft in Downtown Pomona is one of the most character-rich intimate wedding venues near Los Angeles for under 100 guests: exposed brick, 15ft ceilings, and real history.
There are weddings that feel like big productions. Hundreds of guests, ballroom venues, a timeline so tight it needs a coordinator and a coordinator’s assitant just to run run it.
And then there’s Ryan and Evelyn’s wedding.
What if I tell you that you don’t *need* two seprate photo and video teams for your wedding?
For years, that was just how this worked. One photographer and one videographer hired separately.
Some venues are pretty. And some venues are pretty and meaningful. For Griffen and Alana, The Lookout at Hope Lake wasn’t a random pick off a list of venues. Griffen’s grandfather skied Greek Peak before Griffen could even walk.
Are you looking for a SoCal engagement photographer who doesn’t do stiff poses and fake smiles, keep reading. This one’s for you.
While the setting felt like a getaway to the rolling hills of the English countryside (despite being in the middle of New Jersey), the real energy wasn’t in the landscape or floral décor (which was stunning, by the way).
There is a unique kind of pressure that comes with being asked to photograph another wedding photographer’s big day. When my dear friend Betsi from Betsi Ewing Weddings https://www.betsiewing.com/ reached out about her and Jeff’s wedding in Golden, Colorado, I was equal parts honored and focused. I knew that capturing their story wasn’t just about…
If you’re looking for a sign to just run away to the desert and look incredibly cool doing it, this is it.
As an elopement photographer, and I’ve seen plenty of couples do the “Vegas thing,” but Ewan and Megan? They didn’t just do it; they owned it. Their day was a masterclass in how to blend high-fashion editorial vibes with the raw, quiet beauty of the Mojave.
There is “getting married,” and then there is getting married in Vegas.
I wanna show you a specific kind of magic that only exists in the Coachella Valley. It’s a blend of harsh desert sun, swaying architectural palms, and a deep-rooted history of Hollywood glamour. When Darek and Bonnie reached out to me about photographing their elopement in Palm Springs, I knew we would be having a ton of fun.