hi, I'm lilee
wedding photographer
Thank you so much for being here! :)
I am absolutely stoked to get the opportunity to meet you all in person, but for now - here are some basics!
For starters, I am 22 years old and I am happily married to my high school sweetheart. We had our dream wedding in 2024 and God has only continued to grace us with goodness since.
From my in-laws, to our combined bunch of siblings, to our adorable nieces and nephew; we are truly blessed to be rich in love and family.
The only thing currently missing is a little one of our own, who won't be here for quite a while due to a strict timeline. So for now, I have what I like to call a "baby fever disease," and let me tell you I am SICK. Lol.
my why.
Every photographer has a "why" - here's mine!
I entered this industry driven by a singular goal: to capture and preserve memories for as many people as possible.
This mission took root in 2018, following the sudden and devistating loss of my father.
As I began to cope with the absence of one of the best people I have ever known, I found myself desperately searching for photos. Any tangible piece of our time together, I wanted. Which made losing him an even harder concept to grasp when I found that we unfortunately only had a few. This realization marked a turning point in my life. It underscored the importance of preserving those precious moments, and it ignited a determination within me to try to ensure that others wouldn't experience the same void.
Now, as I continue into my adulthood, life has consistently reinforced the importance of capturing *all* of life's fleeting moments.
From witnessing my little sister graduate and go to college, to meeting my tiny newborn nieces and nephew for the first time, to the privilege of marrying the love of my life in 2024. Each day comes with a new reminder that this life is beautiful and captivating enough to want to remember as many details as possible.
With this in mind, my "why" has remained the same since the beginning - to capture the love that surrounds you, in all of its forms.
My approach
When I first picked up my camera, I was 14, neck deep in grief, and drowning in a whirlpool of half forgotten memories. Ones that I could only ever recall in the very back of my mind.
Since then, photos have been my top priority. My family and friends are probably sick of me, but I would do anything to never again have to process or witness someone else process a loss like that, with no tangible evidence that we were real, and that we loved each other.
My clients and their cherished memories with their loved ones are no different.
With that being said, my approach is simple.
I am here to hold time still, so that whenever you want a return ticket back to a good memory that might otherwise be gone, it will be at your fingertips.
