Your Wedding is One of The Clearest Expressions of Who You Are.


The people you invite, the way you dress, the music, the food, the family dynamics, the location, the little details that only make sense to the two of you. None of that is random. It all says something about your history and what matters to you.


That is why I photograph weddings the way I do. I am not there to turn your day into a production. I am there to document what it actually felt like, while stepping in with direction when it helps and backing off when the moment matters more than the photo. The end result should feel honest, beautiful, and like something you will care about even more as time passes.

What Working With Me Feels Like

I care about pace.


Group photos should move. Portraits should not take over your day. Family photos should feel organized, not chaotic. When something real is unfolding, I am paying attention to that first. When you need direction, I give it clearly and quickly so you can get back to being present.


I describe my style as editorial documentary because both matter. I want the photos to look strong, but I also want them to feel like your wedding and not some version of it performed for the camera.


Featured Wedding Galleries

Below are full wedding stories, not just a few highlight images.

If you want to know how I photograph an actual day from start to finish, this is the best place to look.


Why Couples Hire Me

1.

I know when to guide and when to disappear. That matters more than people realize.



2.

I move fast when the timeline needs it and slow down when the moment deserves it.



3.

I photograph big celebrations, intimate weddings, courthouse weddings, and multi-location days with the same goal: make the photos feel like the day, not separate from it.


4.

I know Seattle and the Pacific Northwest well, but I am just as

happy to travel when the right day calls for it.




We absolutely LOVED working with Andre and cannot recommend him enough as a wedding photographer. He shot both our engagement session and our wedding day, and from start to finish he was professional, organized, and incredibly easy to work with.

Lauren & Jake

This is the process:

Wedding ceremony taking place under a white-draped wooden gazebo surrounded by trees and guests.

I. Reach out

Send me the details you have so far. Venue, date, guest count, location ideas, whatever you know. I will take a look and we can set up a call.

II. Build the plan

We talk through priorities, timeline, lighting, family photo logistics, and anything else that will affect how the day flows. My goal is to make photography fit into the day well, not take it over.

III. Wedding day and delivery

On the wedding day, I document what is happening and guide when needed. Afterward, I deliver a full gallery that feels cohesive, emotional, and easy to come back to for years.


FAQ

What if it rains?


This is the PNW, so there is always a real possibility of rain. I come prepared. Rain makes for gorgeous, cinematic photos (and we’ll always have a backup plan), but for heavier rain, we can reschedule the shoot (subject to availability).

How long does it take to receive the final edited photos?

Sneak peeks within one week. Full wedding galleries within 8–12 weeks. Smaller sessions within 2–4 weeks, depending on service.

Do you help with planning?


Yes. I’ll help you with your wedding photography timelines, location scouting, finding the perfect lighting, and more.

Can we meet before booking?


Definitely. I love to connect with couples via Google Meet or even in person if you’re local. It’s a great way to make sure we’re aligned and to answer any questions you might have before booking.

Can we add a second Photographer?

Absolutely. Not every wedding requires a second photographer, but I am happy to let you know what I think based on your wedding details and my experience.


If you are looking for wedding photos that feel like your people, your history, and your day, reach out and tell me what you are planning.