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Hannah + Kyle got engaged over the Christmas holiday in Asheville, North Carolina. While walking together at the romantic Grove Park Inn, Kyle got down on one knee and asked Hannah to spend the rest of his life with him. Congrats, you two! We can’t wait to be a part of their beautiful Bethesda wedding […]
Ashley and Marcus could not have had a more perfect wedding day. Sunny with a breeze. A waterfront ceremony at Musgrove Plantation underneath Spanish moss. A bright and spacious reception space. It was a dream. In a world of MANY blush weddings, Ashley decided to take blush and make her her own. By adding dusty […]
We photograph anywhere between 30 – 40 invitation suites per year. That’s a lot of paper! Some wedding days we will have simply the invitation card. Some will have a full set complete with illustrations, RSVP and more. As a graphic design major, Justin is obsessed with paper goods. Being classically trained in this, he […]
I’m Justin - a wedding photographer based in the Lowcountry, working throughout Charleston, Savannah, and wherever a great celebration takes us.
My work is rooted in storytelling with an editorial edge: romantic images that feel effortless, candid moments that never feel staged, and photographs that will still feel timeless decades from now.
Weddings move fast, and the best parts are rarely the perfectly planned ones — they’re the in-between moments. The quiet before the ceremony. The way someone reaches for your hand without thinking. The chaos and joy of the dance floor.
That’s what I’m always watching for.
Most days you’ll find me editing with Scout, Cullen, Max, and Bear at my feet, probably thinking about light, film, and how to make images feel the way a moment actually felt — not just how it looked.
I photograph weddings for couples who care about presence, style, and experience, and who want their day documented with intention… without turning it into a production.
You can expect a balance of timeless portraits, emotional storytelling, gentle direction when needed, and plenty of space for the day to unfold naturally.
I shoot primarily digital, with touches of 35mm film woven in for texture and a little extra soul. At the end of the day, my goal is simple:
To give you images that feel like your wedding felt.
If that resonates, I’d love to connect.
