wedding Photographer
East Coast and destination
I’ve always been sentimental about the things that don’t seem particularly important until you realize you won’t have them forever. A summer somewhere new, a long dinner with people you love, the feeling of a particular place, or a photograph that somehow brings you right back to another time.
I’m drawn to a life that leaves room for those things. To experiences that are felt rather than rushed, and to the people and places that make them worth remembering.
Maybe that’s what has always drawn me to weddings. They bring together so much of what I value: the people you love, a place that means something, the beauty of a day thoughtfully created, and the experience of being fully present in it. But more than anything, weddings are fleeting. For one day, everyone gathers in one place to celebrate a life you’re building together, and so much of what makes it meaningful can’t be planned.
That’s the part I want to preserve.
About jenna
wedding Photographer
East Coast and destination
“Connection is why we are here, to look each other in the eyes with complete acceptance, to find the love inside ourselves, embrace all that comes with the gift of human life.”
-Allie Michelle
A Guiding Thought
There is a photograph from my parents' wedding that still sits in my mom's office.
It was taken just after their ceremony, as they were getting into the car. My mom is gathering up her dress, they're both smiling and giddy.
It's not a perfectly composed wedding portrait. It isn't the photograph you'd necessarily expect to be the one that stayed with someone.
But it stayed with me.
I wasn't there when it was taken, but somehow the photograph gives me a way into that moment. I can see my parents before I knew them as my parents. I can imagine the excitement of that day, the people who were there, and the life they were just beginning together.
I think about that photograph often.
Photographs have a way of making time tangible. They let us return to people, places, and versions of ourselves that we can never quite get back to.
That is why I photograph weddings.
The photograph I Come back to
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Currently inspired by
My background in architecture, landscape and studio portraiture has shaped the way I see, from light and space to the small details that give a place its character. But much of what inspires me comes from simply being out in the world and paying attention to it.
I love exploring somewhere unfamiliar, spending time outside, getting to know a place slowly, and noticing the ways we connect to the landscapes and spaces around us. Some of my favorite photographs have nothing to do with weddings at all. They’re quiet observations of a place, a particular kind of light, or something I might have otherwise walked right past.
I’m happiest somewhere between adventure and home, always curious about what’s around the next corner but equally grateful for time with the people I love. I think that curiosity, and that desire to really experience where I am, is something I bring into every wedding I photograph.
I care about the beauty of what you've created, but even more about the people, atmosphere, and moments that make it yours.
A little more about me
