It started with a tiny heartbeat—and a new way of seeing the world.

It started when my son was born three months early. Life suddenly felt fragile, tender, and wildly uncertain. I picked up a camera—not to capture something perfect, but to remember. To hold on to the everyday moments that meant everything. That instinct—to notice, to feel, to preserve—became something more. It became my purpose.

Since then, I’ve photographed over a thousand weddings. And still, every one feels like the first time. Because it’s never just about the day—it’s about the people. The energy. The emotion. The way it all comes together, never to happen quite the same again.

Most mornings start in the ocean. Surfboard under my arm, no phone in sight. That rhythm—the quiet, the grounding, the presence—it shapes how we shoot, too.

We guide when needed, but always make space for what’s real. Our style is rooted in documentary storytelling, with an editorial eye for detail and elegance. It’s about the unspoken, the in-between, the moments that feel like home.

Every wedding we photograph helps fund a child’s education in Bali. We donate $100 from every booking to the Bali Children’s Foundation—supporting a full journey from primary school through to university. It’s one way we pass the love forward.

Thinking about FILM PHOTOGRAPHY?

We don’t always plan for it — but sometimes, we’ll bring along one of our film cameras (35mm or medium format) and shoot when the moment asks for something a little more timeless.

There’s a certain magic to film — the way it slows everything down, invites you to be present, and captures feeling in a way that’s raw and nostalgic all at once.

It’s not something we advertise or guarantee. It’s not part of a package. But if the light is right, if the energy’s there, if something quietly beautiful unfolds… we’ll reach for the film camera.

And often, those few frames end up becoming some of the most cherished.