My journal highlights my personal and professional adventures as a full-time wedding photojournalist! I absolutely love being a wedding photographer! My "job" is to hang out with awesome couples on the biggest day of their lives! Throughout my career I've photographed city weddings with 300 guests and small intimate Riu Ochos Rios Jamaica destination weddings with about 30 guests! My wedding photography studio is based out of Lewes Delaware, although I've traveled all over the world including Kingston Jamaica and Montego Bay Jamaica to photograph two events with Prince Charles!!!
So if you want to hang out on your wedding day, please drop me a line...even if you don't have a date set, wedding reception site picked or even if there is no fat rock on your finger! ;)
So I knew I was in for a treat when meeting Allison and Joe in Cape Henlopen State Park for their engagement pictures! During one of our meetings Joe proudly told me that he is “the first son…of the first mayor…of the last town…in the first state!” LOL. I know…it took me a second to figure out what the heck he meant. THEN I finally figured out that Allison doesn’t work for a local chicken factory like I initially thought.
Stacey don’t mess around…three days after she got that rock on her finger, I got the email! ;) So we chatted a few times about dates and locations, then finally met. It’s always a good sign when the bride rolls straight off the beach and the meeting takes place at a bar….over beers!
Stacey and Matt wanted a a mix of ocean and bay shots. So we hit the streets of Dewey Beach in Delaware for some fun engagement pictures. The sunset was perfect and Stacey and Matt were awesome. Looking forward to shooting their Rehoboth Beach Country Club wedding next June! ;)
OK as most of you know I’m more of a wedding photojournalist then anything. Although this doesn’t mean that I can’t shoot some fashion inspired wedding pictures. To be completely honest, I enjoy it a lot! The problem there never is much time after the cermeony, as we are rushed to get into cocktail hour. Then there’s Brandi. Brandi had a very unique idea for her wedding. She wanted to break all the traditions that are typical of an American wedding. Funny thing is even Adam, a London native, was a little unsure of what Brandi had in mind. Bottom line is we had almost two hours for the “First Look” before the ceremony and I LOVE having plenty of time to shoot!










