Dear Bride-to-be,

Your wedding day will be a blur of beauty, emotion, and fleeting moments. From the quiet anticipation of the morning to the energy of the last dance, time moves faster than you think. One moment you're stepping into your own gown, and the next you're surrounded by family, laughter, and the weight of memories you'll carry for a lifetime. My role is to slow it down - to preserve not only how it looked but how it felt.

I want you to remember the way his face softens when he sees you for the first time. The way your parents hold their breath before walking down the aisle. The way your friends throw their heads back in laughter during toasts, or the hush that falls over a room just before the music swells. These are the fragments of love, joy, and humanity that become the heart of your story - and they deserve to live as art.

For me, photography has never been about staged poses or forced perfection. It is about trust, presence, and allowing you to be yourself. My goal is to make you feel at ease, to let you forget the camera is there, and to create space for genuine connection. In those in-between moments - a quiet glance, a whispered secret, the way your hand naturally finds his - something extraordinary unfolds. That is what I am always chasing.

Every couple I work with carries a unique rhythm, a story that belongs only to them. To photograph your wedding is to step inside your world for a day - and I do so with humility, curiosity, and reverence. You are not just clients to me. You are the muses that inspire the work I pour my soul into, the reason I approach each wedding with fresh eyes and a heart wide open.

I photograph no more than a handful of weddings each year, because your story deserves intention and care. I want to know your vision, your style, your love. I want you to feel celebrated, seen, and elevated in every frame. Whether your wedding takes place under the golden Arizona sun, in the vineyards of Tuscany, or on the shores of Lake Como, my promise is the same: to create images that are timeless, cinematic and deeply personal.

Long after the flowers fade and the music ends, what remains are the memories you carry - and the photographs that preserve them. My greatest honor is knowing that years from now, you will open an album and be transported back: to the way the evening light settled on your veil, the warmth of his hand in yours, the joy in the voices of those who love you most.

This is not just about documenting a day. It is about curating a legacy. 

With all my heart,

a love letter to my couples

Jonathan