Some of my favorite moments exist only in photographs.

Growing up, my grandparents kept meticulous photo albums. Through them, I came to know relatives who lived long before me. When both of my grandmothers passed away, I found myself immersed in their photographs. I knew these women well, but their photographs showed me parts of their lives I had never seen. I felt invited into their stories.

Years later, I looked through my husband's grandparents' wedding album. I had never met his grandfather, but seeing the two of them young and beaming as they cut an enormous wedding cake let me see a little of the life they shared, long before my time.

That is part of why I love photographing weddings.

I love beautiful places, thoughtful design, and the details that make a celebration feel like yours. I also look for the people and relationships within them, creating photographs that preserve not just how your wedding looked, but how it felt to be surrounded by the people you love.

Photographs become more meaningful with time

about

Karyn

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Sunday Brunch
Tic Tok Scroll
Theatre Date
Favorite Jeans
Wedding cake

Afternoon Tea
Instagram Stories
Popcorn & Movie
Dress 
Dessert Bar

(with pockets!)

Beyond the wedding day

When I'm not photographing weddings, I'm home with my husband and our three daughters, usually with a cup of tea nearby and something growing in the garden. I love cooking for people, wandering beautiful places near home and far away, and the ordinary rhythms of family life.