With my camera equipment and dazzling personality, of course! Get your mind outta the gutter, silly!

Now that we've gotten that, ahem, little mishap outta the way, I thought I'd bring ya back. Wayyyyy back. And as much as I'd love to tell you about how I've been carrying around a camera since I was a wee lass, that story's over done, and it's not my story anyway.

Like a lot of other millennials my age I did pick up a camera at a young age, but I put it back down and decided to teach instead. 

After creating a little army of my own small humans, I decided to ditch my full-time job as a teacher and pick up that camera I put down all those years ago. 

Since then, I've learned a few things, like how a wedding day has it's own rhyme and rhythm. Like a school day, most weddings run on a timeline, but unlike a school day, everyone actually wants to be there.

Now I ask couples all over Colorado and the world to whisper dirty jokes in each others ear, while I snap some cute photos of them. It's more fun anyway because they usually let me in on the joke and then we all decide we're besties. No big.

I won't lie, this one little trick is part of my secret to helping you feel confident + worthy in front of the camera, so you can  kiss those nerves, self-doubt, and stuffy posing goodbye!

But I took a few of my teacher tricks with me, like a grade A planning skills, ability to command a room (hello, family photos!), and the ability to connect genuinely to each person I encounter.

With a feature in Rocky Mountain Bride on the National Cover and working with over 75 couples, I know real weddings aren't only about creating cover-worthy images, but creating a space that allows you how to feel cover-worthy in the process. 

Something you should probably know first: I flash people...

Something you should probably know first: 
I flash people...