SERVICES
Wedding Photography For thE Nostalgic-At-Heart
WEST VIRGINIA WEDDINGS | DESTINATION WEDDING | ELOPEMENTS
 
My wedding photography collections are curated to capture the story of your day with artistry and authenticity. I am here to serve you and document your wedding day in a way that feels true to you and the emotions you experience as you sail through one of the most special days of your life.
With an intentional, fine art approach that combines documentary and editorial styles, I aim to capture all facets of your wedding day. Your wedding gallery will be full of fleeting moments, the friends and family that surround you and celebrate alongside you, unconfined smiles and belly laughs, happy tears, and ecstatic kisses. But we’ll also set aside time to create those timeless, editorial couples portraits that capture the essence of your love for one another (you know, the ones you frame for your home and that your grandma hangs on the fridge).
Your story is one-of-a-kind, and you deserve to have that fully documented with beautiful heirlooms to cherish and pass down for generations to come.
West Virginia and Destination Wedding Photographer
"maddie, I'm speechless. These are all so beautiful!! you are so talented! never hiring another photographer for anything else ever again! thank you so, so, so much!"
K + L, 2023
 
 
My Offerings
 
 
WEST VIRGINIA WeddingS
 
 
start at $3,400 for 4 hours of coverage. The average spend for full-day coverage with artwork upgrades and add-ons for West Virginia couples is $6,500.
 
 
Destination Weddings
 
 
start at $4,400 for 4 hours of coverage. My destination couples' average spend for full day coverage with artwork upgrades and add-ons is $7,200.
 
 
Elopement Collections
 
 
start at $800 for two hours of coverage in West Virginia or $2,200 for destination elopements. Elopement packages are custom-tailored to your location and needs!
 
 
My Approach
 
I have an intentional approach when shooting weddings that combines documentary and editorial styles, not because I have commitment issues (okay, maybe that too), but because I think both are necessary to tell the entire story. I take a documentary approach throughout most of the wedding day, becoming a fly on the wall as much as possible, letting moments unfold naturally and capturing all of the little details that no one else might even notice. I interfere as little as possible, but I will step in to make sure key moments happen in neat, distraction-free locations with beautiful lighting.
But I don’t think any wedding day is complete without some formal photos with your favorite people and a curated set of portraits that incorporate both documentary prompts and timeless, editorial style poses.