I love people.
No, actually. My favorite part of living is getting to know people. I grew up in a military family, so I was forced to become an expert in finding my group, constantly make new friends, and, most importantly, staying connected to those in my past. I learned pretty quickly that people are so fascinatingly different across locations and niches. I also learned that the more that I experience, the more I forget all the special in between moments that make us who we are.
I started recording EVERYTHING. I took videos and pictures. I held on to wristbands and ticket stubs. I made vacation videos, posters, and even playlists to remember specific events. In this desperate need to try and remember everything, I noticed the people around me really appreciated this documentation as much as I did.
I’m Catherine
go gators btw
I decided to do this wedding thing full time.
I shot my first wedding in December of 2021 when I was still in college. I fell in love with the fast pace and abundance of joy present on wedding days. I figured out that being myself behind the camera really encouraged couples and guests to be themselves in front of it. Maintaining emotion and genuine moments as a photographer has become a challenge that I love to take on!
I’ve loved combining my backgrounds in fine art and communication to provide an energetic and purposeful eye when capturing those in between moments during a wedding day.
60 weddings later…
Here’s how I roll
As a wedding photographer, my goal is to both make you and your guests comfortable while also standing back and letting each moment happen as they naturally unfold.
I remain as a fly-on-the-wall or just another wedding guest until you need my help! I can help with posing and moving your timeline along as needed, but really I’m there to let you enjoy your day.
There are photos that won’t be on your timeline, but that you’ll want to remember. It’s my job to notice those small and quiet moments that you may miss!
Candid moments like…
The coolest kid on your dance floor.
You and your bridesmaids heading to your wedding reception.
Your parents watching you cut your cake.
Kids looking up to y'all already!
The hug after the impromptu speech.
Auntie enjoying gelato.
Grandpa taking in all of your family at your reception.
Your first moment alone after getting married.
Your first boogie moment as newlyweds.