Bay Area Wedding Highlights from 2023 As a Bay Area wedding photographer, 2023 was filled with meaningful moments, quirky celebrations, and raw, emotional beauty. These are some of my favorite Bay Area wedding highlights from 2023. This collection is a glimpse into the weddings, elopements, and family sessions that stood out, whether for their wild…
Bay Area Wedding Highlights from 2022 Here are my 100 Bay Area wedding highlights from 2022. It was a wild year, and I’m just now wrapping it up. After two years of COVID delays, folks finally felt ready to come out and celebrate. My season officially kicked off on 2/22/22—with a bride who turned 22…
A San Francisco Presidio Log Cabin Wedding N and C went to the same preschool. They are San Franciscans through and through. I photographed C’s sister’s wedding a few years ago, and working with this family again felt like a reunion. Also, one of their guests has attended 3 other weddings I have shot. Small…
Kelsey and Danny’s San Francisco Botanical Garden Wedding and Reception at the Pearl. Kelsey and Danny’s wedding at the San Francisco Botanical Garden was truly magical. They fused music, fire, and tidbits from multiple traditions to create a super personal, heartfelt ceremony. I met Kelsey and Danny last November while camping in Death Valley for…
100 Images from 2021
Bay Area Wedding Highlights from 2020, Plus Family Portrait, Engagement, and Elopement Pics Check out my Bay Area wedding highlights from 2020. The year started off with so much promise. I had a full calendar of fun weddings with couples planning unique, heartfelt celebrations. There was going to be incredible food, laughter, moving stories, tight…
A Foreign Cinema Wedding in the San Francisco Mission Lauren and Kristen had their wedding at the Foreign Cinema restaurant in the San Francisco Mission. They got ready at an Airbnb close by. After getting ready and first look, we walked around the Mission. Sometimes it is nice to walk. There are so many great…
Hannah and Jared’s had an awesome SF City Hall wedding, and reception at the Slanted Door. They wanted to keep things small. Originally, they were going to slip over to City Hall alone to tie the knot. Family found out, and one thing led to another. They put a cap on things. Uncles were banned,…
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