They say marriage is about the little things - an adoring glance, a kiss given without reason, a hot cup of coffee waiting for the sleep to rub from your eyes, an unexpected post-it love note left on the counter.

So often, people ask us, “How do you bear the weight of capturing those big moments?”

Here’s the truth—those “big” moments announce themselves. They are etched into timelines, unfolding on cue. A ceremony’s crescendo, a dance’s first steps, a toast raised high. Easy.

Our real work lies in the spaces between - in the little things.

It is in attuning ourselves to the quiet poetry of the in-between—the stolen glances, the unguarded laughter, the fingertips grazing in passing, and the way the night unravels into a beautifully disheveled hot mess of a party.

Rather than following a script, we give our intuition and curiosity full rein to guide the way- following the bellows of laughter, shamelessly eavesdropping with our cameras on conversations all around us. We feel the room's pulse and hunt for pretty, shiny things and intriguing people to photograph.

We consider ourselves a part of your wedding, experiencing every moment and connecting with people. Our presence is felt as participants — ebbing and flowing alongside everyone else and feeding off the energy around us.