Wabi-sabi is a Japanese aesthetic that celebrates the beauty of imperfection, impermanence, and incompleteness. It is a philosophy that embraces the natural world and its flaws. This shoot was co-styled with East Made Co and inspired by the concept of wabi sabi, and it greatly influenced the aesthetic direction.

Weddings are so much more than a party, they’re about a feeling and curating moments that help tell that story. An understated floral design enhances the overall mood of the day, allowing the Meridian House to speak for itself.

Jennie and Max’s wedding on the grounds of the Market at Grelen featured beautiful pastels, an aisle sprinkled with petals, an appearance by their sweet puppy, and a view of the sprawling hills of Virginia–but more importantly, their love for one another. To start the day, the couple had a private first look where they […]

Jennie and Max’s engagement session at the Lincoln memorial in Washington, DC started right at sunrise just a few months ahead of their wedding at The Market at Grelen in Virginia. The pair’s chemistry was palpable. My favorite thing about photographing them together was seeing Jennie laugh at Max the entire time. Jennie wore an […]

Eric and Brandon’s engagement session was at the Baltimore Museum of Art at sunset in early summer. One of Eric’s special talent’s is sabering champagne bottles and the session was not over until that happened. Champagne in a museum parking lot sounds perfect to me. The light hit just right as Brandon and Eric hugged […]