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I’m not chasing perfection on a wedding day. I’m chasing this.

The laugh that wasn’t planned. The dip that went slightly too far. The moment everything stopped looking perfect and started feeling completely real.

Don’t get m

A night session isn’t really about the photos. It’s the few minutes away from the noise, the dance floor and everyone wanting a piece of you. A chance to step outside, take a breath and actually be together for a minute, before heading st

I’ve been thinking a lot about movement lately, and the difference between creating it and simply allowing it to happen.

Rather than manufacturing movement for the sake of a photograph, I’ve been intentionally letting the movement that&r

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Introducing Mr and Mrs Gott 🥂

A beautiful winter afternoon at Mali Brae Farm.

The sun hung around for most of the day, before the temperature dropped and everyone slowly found their way inside, gathering around the fireplace between dinner, speech

Before the ceremony begins...

there’s this little pocket of time that often goes unnoticed.

Friends catching up.
Parents introducing relatives.
Nervous conversations.
The excitement slowly building before everyone takes their seats.

While yo

Nearly two years ago, we made a decision that probably wasn’t “traditional”, but it was perfect for us.

We didn’t have a bridal party, which meant there wasn’t anyone to fluff Bekk’s dress once she reached me at t

Somewhere between all the timelines, group photos, speeches and traditions...don’t forget to make space for this.

The quiet moments where it’s just the two of you.
The moments where you finally get to breathe.
To look at each other.
To r

It’s never just the bride getting ready. It’s a room full of hands doing small jobs nobody assigned them.

One doing up the buttons. One holding the train off the floor. One just standing close, watching, ready to move the second she need

Nobody teaches you how to hold someone. You just do it, and if you’re paying attention, you notice what your hands are already saying.

Hands have a language of their own. A grip that steadies without being asked. A palm that guides without pul