Honestly, being there to capture one of the most important days of your lives? It’s a responsibility we never take lightly. You might think doing weddings week after week could feel like "just another day at the office," but for us, it's the opposite. Our passion for capturing those real, unforgettable moments is even stronger now than when we documented our very first celebration back in '08. We're all about preserving memories that will matter for generations.

Our style is documentary photo & film. At its core, documentary wedding photography is about observation over orchestration. It is a "truth-led" approach that focuses on capturing the genuine, unscripted moments of your day exactly as they unfold, rather than relying on staging, heavy direction, or artificial prompts. Instead of interrupting a tearful hug with your parents to ask everyone to smile for the camera, a documentary photographer anticipates the emotion and captures the raw authenticity of that interaction exactly as it happenedThe goal of documentary photography isn't just to provide a catalog of who attended; it’s to build a visual legacy. When you look back at your gallery decades from now, the images shouldn't just show you what you wore—they should immediately transport you back to the exact emotion, energy, and atmosphere of the moment.

It’s in the blood. My mother, Marnie Banks, was a journalist, photographer, and publisher of the weekly newspaper in Boca Grande, Florida. I grew up at her side, learning that a great photo isn’t just a pose—it’s a record of a moment that matters. Today, I bring that same journalistic spirit to every wedding I shoot, capturing the legacy of your family just as she did for ours.