Go Iconic.

Stylized flash-lit wedding photography for bold couples who want to be remembered. This isn’t about capturing every moment. It’s about capturing the right ones. The ones that live forever.

A couple shares a romantic kiss at a celebration with sparklers and bright lights, surrounded by smiling onlookers.
A bride and groom dancing closely at their wedding reception in a decorated venue with wood flooring, a chandelier, and sound equipment.
Bride sitting on a leather bench in a dimly lit room, wearing a white wedding dress with lace details, a long veil, and holding a small bouquet, looking sophisticated.
A bride in a white lace wedding dress with a veil is sitting on a green velvet vintage sofa in a dark room with wooden bookshelves. She holds a bouquet of flowers and is looking to the side, with the room dimly lit.

You bring the love. I bring the lighting

I use flash the way a painter uses contrast. To sculpt. To reveal. To elevate. Indoors or out. Wherever the energy hits. I don’t just document the day. I make art from it.

No cheese. No fluff. No regrets

  • Couple in wedding attire kissing inside a limo with wedding party celebrating around them, smiling and making peace signs.

    No Pinterest poses

  • A man and woman dressed in wedding attire sitting on a vintage sofa outdoors at nighttime, smiling and holding drinks, with pink and purple lighting in the background.

    No thousand photo dump

  • A groom and five groomsmen in gray suits with floral boutonnieres, seated against a tufted green bench in a dimly lit, stylish room. The groom, in a different patterned tie, sits on an orange chair in front of the others.

    No stiff smiles or awkward angles

Your love. Lit like art

Group of people, including a bride and groom, celebrating in an elevator at a wedding, holding bouquets and making joyful gestures.
A happy couple wedding dance at a celebration, with guests in the background and confetti in the air.
Large group of people at a formal event, many smiling and raising their hands, dressed in tuxedos and evening gowns, in a well-lit venue with curtains and tables in the background.
Group of diverse people at a joyful celebration, taking a selfie, with some people laughing and smiling, on a wedding day.
People dancing and celebrating at a party with colorful lights, including a young woman in a white dress smiling and enjoying the moment.

Photos are the one thing that last

The cake gets eaten.

The flowers wilt.

The playlist fades.

But the photos stay.

Make sure they still hit ten years from now.

Group of people enjoying a lively party with colorful light streaks, smiling and holding drinks, in a dark indoor setting.

Want wedding photos that don’t feel like wedding photos?

Let’s talk. Tell me your story. I’ll help you turn it into something unforgettable.