What if...
your wedding day actually felt like you?
You want wedding photos that take you back to the moment so you can pause this one beautiful life and relive it for just a breath.
The moment that felt grounded, meaningful, and true. Whether that’s on a mountain, in your grandparents backyard, or somewhere quietly beautiful in Vermont.
As a Vermont wedding photographer, I specialize in creating beautiful, immersive images, quiet moments, with movement and emotion. Photos you can step into and say, “This feels like us.”
real weddings
not a "photo person"?
"We can be awkward in front of a camera & don't want our photos to feel stiff or staged."
I hear this constantly — and it’s honestly one of my favorite things to work with. You don’t need to know how to pose, act, or perform.
My process is relaxed, intuitive, and rooted in connection. I’ll find beautiful light, gently guide you when it helps, then step back and let real moments happen.
Most people tell me: “That was so much more fun than we expected.”
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“Our photos are exactly what we hoped they’d be & honestly more. Lindsay is also just a good time, I suspect that’s why our candids are so lively & loveable.”
— HEATHER & GREG · CHARLOTTE, VERMONT
frequently asked...
The sooner the better! The weekends tend to fill up pretty quickly – especially during the spring and fall, so the sooner you reach out to us, the more likely you are to get your desired date!
Yes — I provide guidance every step of the way to help your day feel smooth and intentional. I’m hear for you!
More than okay. Most of my couples feel this way, and I’m here to make it easy.
You’re going to feel awkward at first, but as the session goes on and I’ll coach you throught the session. I think you’ll find that being photographed can actually be fun.
Absolutely. Intimate, meaningful celebrations are at the heart of my work.
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Ready to tell your story?
Most couples who reach out have no plan at all. Turning a vague idea into something beautiful is exactly what I love to do..
