The way you love, the way you felt - it all matters.
My job is to turn those fleeting moments into something that lasts forever.
Because memory fades, but the way it all felt? That’s what your photos are for.
Hey, I’m Nicole and I’m so glad you’re here.
I believe your wedding day should feel like yours - a reflection of your love, your story, and the energy that surrounds you. My role is more than just documenting moments; it’s about creating an experience that’s effortless, meaningful, and entirely focused on you. From start to finish, I’m here to ensure you feel cared for and completely immersed in the joy of your day.
Rather than stiff poses, I guide you through natural prompts and direction that allow your emotions to shine. Laughter, quiet touches, stolen glances - these are the moments I seek to capture, the ones that truly tell the story of who you are together.
Above all, I want you to be present, soaking in every second of this once-in-a-lifetime day. I’ll handle the details and anticipate the unexpected so you can fully savor each moment. From the grand gestures to the smallest, quietest exchanges, I’ll be there to document it all as it unfolds -
real, raw, and unmistakably you.
a deeper dive into who i am
I draw inspiration from the life I live - the people I love and the moments that make it meaningful. I’m a mother, a wife, a daughter.
My Midwest roots instilled in me the value of family, hospitality, and finding beauty in simplicity. Before photography, I worked as a nurse - so caring for people comes naturally. But over time, the pull to document love stories with intention and heart grew too strong to ignore. And now? I get to preserve the kind of moments that make life feel full.
i love Jesus, good coffee, deep conversation, and the kind of fresh air that slows you down and brings you back to yourself.
I’ve spent years photographing real, imperfect, beautiful love stories - learning how to gently guide, subtly observe, and document it all with care - so you don’t have to stress about a thing.
After years behind the camera and countless weddings, I’ve learned that the best moments aren’t planned. They’re in the crooked boutonnieres, the shaky hands during vows, the whispered “we’re really doing this” before walking down the aisle.
That’s why I’m there with a calm presence and a sharp eye - so you can forget the camera’s even there and just be with each other.
I'll handle the rest.
