Photographs don’t leave a story untold, a memory forgotten, and the joy of the moment fade.

Being born into a middle class immigrant family where both parents had full time jobs, I grew up to wanting to have my own family that has parents that are easily available to them. As a young woman who wanted to firstly be a homemaker, I met and married my husband at the tender age of 16 (going on 17, it feels unbelievable trying this out) and have a wonderful son and two daughters. As the years seemed to fly by, I was introduced to the world of photography. I remember listening and watching as much material as I could during the time that I had, folding laundry or after I tucked the kids to bed. I had experimented with different genres within photography, but ultimately I was drawn to weddings because it perfectly aligned with my life goals while letting me be in my creative element. Being influence by many industry leaders, I wanted to create images through the lens of gentle feminine influence. Even though my approach is contrasting that of the current culture, I still believe in the gentle beauty that is especially seen on a wedding day, when a woman wears all white.