“I have truly never met anyone who is more genuine and kind.”

“Why others should trust you : From our very first email exchanges, phone calls and in-person meeting, there was never a time were your energy lapsed or your excitement for our love wavered! Your ability to take away pressures/stress and embrace happiness and love is rare. You truly go out of your way and bend over backwards to ensure that all of your couples feel taken care of. You always made us feel at ease (even when being in front of a camera did not come naturally). But it is 100% your kindness and genuine compassion for others that makes you so unique (it doesn't hurt that you have an incredible eye, too!) Overall experience- Wouldn't trade it for anything! We loved every moment!” - b + c

A place where you can feel safe

Hey, I’m Becca <3

For a long time, I watched traditional weddings from the sidelines and felt a familiar tightness in my chest. The endless drama, stress and people not putting the couple first over their own opinions. I saw couples "surviving" their own celebrations—where the stress of the timeline overshadowed the very thing they were there to honor: connection.

I chose a different path because I wanted to show you that there is another way tie your souls together.

As an introvert and someone who has navigated the long road of healing from trauma, I know firsthand that safety isn't just a luxury—it is a necessity. I understand the deep, physiological need for a regulated nervous system during an experience as sacred as this. I know what it feels like to need a quiet witness, a slow pace, and a space where you are never "on display."

I am here to be your guide of peace and regulation. By weaving kindness, grounded energy, and awareness into every moment, you can feel as present as possible with your partner. I’m here to ensure you feel safe, seen, and deeply appreciated as you both grow your soul connection deeper.

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your nervous system matters

  • the science of safety: weaving polyvagal-informed techniques into the fabric of your day to prevent the "freeze" or "fawn" response

  • protected boundaries: I act as the guardian of your peace, handling the "noise" so you can stay in the magic of the moment

  • physical resonance: moving at the speed of your soul, ensuring your body feels as celebrated as your connection

your nervous system comes first

I photograph elopements and marriage retreats because I am in love with creating experiences where couples can feel their authentic selves, try new experiences, travel to new places—while trusting me to document the raw beauty of it all. I love to help my couples plan their new beginning or reconnection because I can help tailor every detail to ensure they can be in the present moment—all the while having a regulated nervous system.

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Tall redwood trees in a foggy forest with lush green undergrowth.
Dense green ferns in a lush forest.

feed your soul

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soul-fulfilling enjoyments of mine

yoga | dancing | reading | journaling | travel | crafting | meditating | cooking | mushrooms | learning | roadtrips | grounding | deep convos | being outdoors | camping | music | taking photos | food | junk journaling | movies | friends | family | animals | trees | fresh air | relaxation | nature

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from trauma to regulation

My journey behind the lens began with my own. Having navigated deep trauma throughout my decades, I spent years in a state of survival until I found the science of somatic healing and community. Through nervous system regulation, mindfulness, and learning from professionals, I learned to bring my body back to center.

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I believe that deep healing happens when we reconnect with the untainted magic we loved as children.

reclaiming childhood magic

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there is happiness

I don’t help you choose locations based on what is "popular" or "trending." Instead, I act as an architect of your calm, intuitively scouting locations based on what your nervous system needs to feel safe. I map your day according to your unique physiological needs. We go where your gut tells us you can be most alive and most present.

a return to the self

I don’t just capture how your love looks; I protect how it feels. I’m here to help you reclaim your story, reconnect your souls, and experience a day where your nervous system finally says: i am safe. i am home. i am here.

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I believe your wedding shouldn't be something you survive, but something you deeply inhabit. My work is rooted in the science of safety and the magic of the woods.


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I’ve been meaning to tell you…

I’m glad you’re here.