Some moments announce themselves before they arrive. I pay attention to those.

meet Jaimee

Empathic

Observational

I’m naturally observant, deeply empathetic, and drawn to the quiet undercurrents of a room. I notice how people move, how they show care, and how emotion shifts from moment to moment.

I’m calm in busy spaces and comfortable in the background. I don’t need to direct or interrupt to understand what’s happening. I let things unfold, and I pay attention.

On a wedding day, that means someone steady and grounded. Someone you can trust to be there without taking up space, holding onto the moments that matter while you’re fully in them.

I’m not interested in predictable or sterile images. I’m drawn to what’s real. The moments that can’t be planned, repeated, or recreated. The ones that say exactly what happened without needing explanation. When weddings aren’t shaped around trends or performance, people show up more honestly. That’s when things get interesting.

Care is at the center of everything I do. It shapes how I photograph, how I move through a day, and how I show up for the people who trust me with something this meaningful.

I'm Jaimee

showing up for you

MY APPROACH TO

Choosing a photographer isn’t just about photos. It’s about who you’re inviting into the space with you. On your wedding day, that looks like someone fully present, there to witness, not direct, and to notice the moments happening between the bigger ones.

The day is allowed to move at its own pace. Nothing is interrupted or reshaped for the sake of an image. What unfolds, unfolds naturally, and that rhythm is respected.

You can expect someone who blends in easily, listens closely, and pays attention to what matters to you. No scripts. No forced anything. Just honest, quiet care, and photographs that reflect how the day actually felt.

REACH OUT

Things that ground me:

My dogs, Georgia & June
Life with my husband, Arryn
Film photography
Yoga and moving my body
National Parks and time outside
Traveling without an agenda
Thrifting old things
Good live music and easy mornings

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our wedding day

my own story

Our wedding day was slow in the best way. We spent the morning drinking milkshakes. There wasn’t a strict timeline or a sense of rushing from one thing to the next. We had time to sit, to talk, to breathe. We eloped in the mountains. Just the two of us.

I remember specific things. The way the light moved across the valley behind us. My husband’s voice during our vows. A first dance to a song I didn’t know he had picked. None of it felt staged or planned. It just happened.

The photos are beautiful, and I’m grateful for them. But they aren’t why the day stays with me the way it does. I remember it because I was present for it.

That experience changed how I think about weddings. What mattered most wasn’t how it looked. It was how it felt to be there. That’s what I care about protecting for other people.