It was a perfect fall evening. Friends and family had gathered from all over the country to begin weekend of wedding celebrations, and the bride and groom wished to host them at one of Birmingham’s most iconic landmarks: The Alabama Theatre

The vision for Liz and Paul’s wedding was “Nancy Meyers Dinner Party”. That vision was made a reality with thoughtful details!

Photos in special places have an extra layer of sentimentality to them. The Northcutt family has rented the same beach house on 30A every summer for years – a tradition that’s become as certain for them as the sunrise. They wanted their most recent trip documented with photos together. 

Caroline and Hank had a beautifully classic Mountain Brook Baptist Church Wedding, followed by a lively reception at The Farrell in Homewood. Like most of the couples I have the joy of working with, their wedding day was centered around celebrating with their family and closest friends.

When you’re deciding how to choose a wedding photographer, how do you know what’s best for you? I’ve spent years walking through the decision-making process with dozens of couples. Read on for helpful suggestions!

I first met Emily and Brett for photos of just the two of them, and now their family has grown! We documented the milestone with newborn photos in their home.

Laura and Robert hoped for wedding photos that were treasured images that were “candid, emotional, and full of movement”, and their wedding day was a beautiful canvas for each of these things to thrive.

21 images that creatively fueled me as an artist and reminded me how special this work is.

This sweet family has been taking family photos throughout many special seasons. When they welcomed their third child into the world, we documented the occasion with newborn and family photos at home.

A Canterbury United Methodist Church Wedding, a reception at The Birmingham Botanical Gardens, getting ready at The Tutwiler Hotel… Jessica and Wills’ wedding was quintessentially Birmingham.