Edith and Junior’s wedding at The Colonial at Sunset was our first time photographing at this beautiful venue, and their timeless palette of white, olive green, and gold made every detail feel effortlessly elegant and romantic. With an editorial, luxury feel and a couple who were truly the sweetest, this was one of those days that felt as beautiful as it was heartfelt.

Their love story began the way so many meaningful ones do—through community. Set up by friends (and a very intentional cousin 😉), these two first crossed paths at church and sealed the deal with a Rays game date, even though she knew it was a setup and he definitely didn’t.

Getting married at Historic Armature Works in Tampa is always a vibe—but this day was something extra special. Between the industrial charm, the river views, and the beautifully curated details, every part of the space felt intentional and elevated.

Lindsay and Cody’s spring-to-summer wedding at Cross Creek Ranch was the perfect mix of soft romance and absolute chaos in the best way. With a color palette of sage, white, and gold, plus subtle pops of light pink, their day felt elegant — until it was time to have fun (which was immediately).

Rob and Makenna’s wedding at Rooftop 220 at Armature Works was everything we love about modern Tampa weddings: stunning downtown views, a warm spring day, and a clean, timeless aesthetic. From start to finish, the day felt intentional, joyful, and full of connection.