Wedding Collections

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Hi, I’m Kelli. I want to tell you something that I’ve come to deeply understand. Your wedding day is one of the few days in your life when you are completely unguarded. You will cry in front of people you love. You will feel nervous and overwhelmed and full. You are letting someone into all of that.

I don't take that lightly. Over a decade of photographing people has taught me as much about human beings as it has about light. I know when to lean in and when to step back. When to offer a quiet word and when to simply disappear. When to guide and when to let a moment breathe on its own.

You're not just hiring someone to capture your day beautifully. You're inviting a trusted presence into the most intimate hours of your life. I want to earn that.

Kind Words

  • “Kelli felt like a sister — calm, kind, and completely present. She held space for us with such compassion that every anxious moment just melted away. The photos? We look at them all the time. Our friends say they’re the best wedding photos they’ve ever seen — and our East Coast family said they felt like they were there with us. 5000% yes, we’d do it all again just to have Kelli by our side.”

    —Emily and Ryan

  • “Kelli photographed our elopement in Muir Woods, and not only did she deliver the most beautiful photos, but she also became a soulful sidekick throughout the day. She even inspired a post-wedding hike in the Marin Headlands that brought my Victorian-gothic-romance dreams to life. Her artistry and sweet nature made us feel completely at ease in front of the camera. The images are filled with emotion, and the colors perfectly capture each moment. We feel so lucky to have found Kelli; she’ll always be part of our wedding memories!”

    — Rebecca and Daniel

  • "Kelli's calm, thoughtful presence made it easy for us to relax and be ourselves in front of the camera on our wedding day. She took the time to get to know our style and was able to so perfectly capture the vibe of the day with artful candid shots of us and our guests without feeling produced. The laughter and joy come back to us so effortlessly when we look at our pictures.  One of our favorite parts of the day was our couples photo shoot with Kelli. We had so much fun and we have the pictures to prove it!"

    —Linsey and Aaron

A smiling female bride and a smiling male groom are standing outdoors on a path lined with greenery and trees, facing each other and smiling, with the bride holding a bouquet of flowers.

Weddings

• A minimum of 8 hours of coverage, with availability for multi-day celebrations

• Thoughtfully edited digital images delivered in a private online gallery with unlimited high-resolution downloads, sharing, and printing rights

• A preview gallery within 4 days

• Custom timeline guidance to help the day feel calm and well-paced

• Pre-wedding consultation so we’re fully aligned before the day

• Location research and light scouting when needed

Starting at $6500

A bride and groom sharing a kiss outdoors in a field of yellow flowers, with mountains and a cloudy sky in the background. The bride is wearing a white wedding dress with a veil, and the groom is in a dark suit.

• A minimum of 3 hours of coverage

• Thoughtfully edited digital images delivered in a private online gallery with unlimited high-resolution downloads, sharing, and printing rights

• A preview gallery within 4 days

• Custom timeline guidance to help the day feel relaxed and well-paced

• Pre-wedding consultation so we’re fully aligned before the day

• Location research and light scouting when needed

Starting at $3000

Elopements

A couple embraces outdoors with sunlight filtering through trees, showing a woman with closed eyes and a man with a shaved head.

Engagement Sessions

• A relaxed portrait session designed to help you feel comfortable in front of the camera

• Thoughtfully edited digital images delivered in a private online gallery with unlimited high-resolution downloads, sharing, and printing rights

• A preview gallery within 4 days

• Location guidance and light scouting to find a setting that feels natural and meaningful

• Session guidance so nothing feels staged or awkward

Starting at $900

*I often recommend an engagement session so we can get to know each other before the wedding day, and so you can experience how relaxed and natural being photographed can feel.

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FAQs

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Do you help with the photography timeline?

1

Yes. I work with you (and your planner, if you have one) to shape a timeline that leaves room to breathe. Real days need flexibility to feel calm.

How far in advance should we book?

2

Most couples reach out once they’ve secured their date and venue. From there we can talk through availability and see if it feels like a good fit.

Do you offer albums?

3

Yes. Albums are one of the most meaningful ways for the photographs to live beyond the wedding day.

I guide the design process so it doesn’t become another decision burden for you.

We’re not natural in front of the camera. Can you help?

4

Most couples say exactly that. It's one of the most common things I hear — and it never gets in the way.

You don't need to perform for the camera or become a more photogenic version of yourself. You're already an expert on the most important thing: loving each other. That's genuinely all I need from you.

My job is to create a safe, unhurried space where you can just be together. I'm not directing a production — I'm paying attention to what's already there. The real moments find their way in when people feel held, not managed.

What kinds of couples tend to feel most at ease with you?

Usually thoughtful people who care about aesthetics but care even more about how the day actually feels.

Many of my clients describe themselves as a little camera-shy, or allergic to anything that feels performative. They want beautiful photographs, but they also want the day to feel like their real life—not a production.