New Orleans Wedding Photography: Capturing Your Love Story with a Touch of Nola Charm.

Hey there! If you’re ready to tie the knot in the vibrant heart of New Orleans, you’re in the right place! As a passionate wedding photographer, I’m all about capturing those adorable, real moments that make your love story uniquely yours. Let’s make some magic together!

·JM·

Get to know me

Why You'll Love Working with Me.

 

- **NOLA Vibes**: I’m a local who knows the ins and outs of this incredible city. From funky street art to cozy courtyards, I’ll find the perfect spots that scream “you” and reflect the fun, quirky vibe of New Orleans.


- **Personal and Fun**: I’m all about getting to know you! I want to hear your love story, your favorite inside jokes, and what makes you two tick. This way, I can capture those genuine moments that truly represent your relationship.


- **Real Moments, Real Emotions**: Your wedding day is a whirlwind of feelings—laughter, happy tears, and maybe a few dance moves that are *so* not Instagram-worthy! I’m here to capture it all, from those sweet glances to the epic dance-offs, so you can relive those memories for years to come.

- client raves -

"It was amazing. I was so pleased with my photos I will work with her again and again. I highly recommend to anyone!"

Weddings

 

Capturing Life's Most Treasured Moments: We believe that every love story deserves to be told through breathtaking imagery. Specializing in lifestyle and candid photography, we are dedicated to capturing the authentic moments that make your wedding day uniquely yours. Every couple is different, and so is every love story. We take the time to understand your vision and preferences, ensuring that our photography aligns perfectly with your expectations.

Engagement

 

Capture your love story with a published New Orleans engagement photographer who specializes in candid moments while expertly guiding you through poses for stunning, timeless memories.

High School Seniors

 

Let’s make those memories last a lifetime in the heart of the Big Easy! Here’s a little secret I wish someone had shared with me when I was a high school senior: After this, the next time you’ll be in front of the camera like this might be on your wedding day, and by then, you’ll be a whole new YOU! So let’s capture the incredible YOU right now, during this exciting chapter of your life. You’re only a senior ONCE—let’s celebrate it in style!

LifeStyle

 

Welcome to the world of lifestyle photography, where every moment is a chance to tell your unique story! This charming genre captures the beauty of everyday life, from spontaneous laughter with friends to cozy family picnics. By blending candid shots with playful poses, we create images that reflect your personality and genuine connections. Each photograph is a little treasure, celebrating the magic in life's simple moments. Let’s capture your story together, turning ordinary days into extraordinary memories!

Published Dawn and Carson married at The Shaw Center in Baton Rouge

Baton Rouge wedding.

Published on – TheKnot.com

Published on – Modern weddings

Published on – The Luxe Pearl

Makeup – Brandi Zito

Dress – I -Do Bridal Couture

Bridal prep – Hilton Downtown

Ceremony – Capitol Park Museum

Reception – Shaw Center Terrace The Shaw Center Baton Rouge wedding

Wedding Planner – Ashley Holden N.Joy Events

Video – Contrast Films

Band – Royal Dukes Band

Florist – Designs by Milissa

 

The landmarks of downtown Baton Rouge, Louisiana, inspired the wedding between Dawn Carrier (26 and a project manager) and Carson Narcomey (30 and a field engineer). “Carson and I wanted a very memorable wedding that was personable,” Dawn says of her day, which used notes of navy, gold and silver. The Louisiana Capitol was in the background for the ceremony in Capitol Park, while the rooftop reception showcased the sweeping views of the old Capitol and the Mississippi River. The museum’s modern structures were softened by dark wood chiavari chairs and flowers. Dawn and Carson met in the same city while in a computer science class at Louisiana State University. She sent him a Facebook message to ask a question about a test she already knew the answer to and they hit it off from there. She went to visit him in his hometown in Oklahoma, and he popped the question in one of his favorite places. He then gave her a bouquet of peonies, which she also used in her wedding day. Dawn wore a layered, beaded gown with varying shades of white and tan, while her bridesmaids wore white Joanna August floor-length gowns in white. Carson wore a navy blue custom-made tuxedo. For the reception, festivities moved to the Shaw Center for the Arts to their terrace. “The terrace overlooks the Mississippi River, which was great for sunsets and our fireworks show.” White chairs and couches made the space feel cozier. Guests dined on Southern favorites like fried catfish and shrimp and grits. After their first dance to “I’ll Be Here for You” by Randy Rogers, they did a money dance, in which guests could give them well wishes and money for the honeymoon. Fireworks lit up the river in a surprise ending before the couple left to sparklers held by loved ones. Carson had the best advice for other couples: “Don’t take yourselves too seriously, and love often. Life is a great thing and can be even better with a kick-ass wife.” —Caroline Eubanks

The Shaw Center Baton Rouge wedding

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    Published Enchanting Secret Garden bridals in New Orleans

    Enter our secret garden where dreamscapes take on a cinematic view, here we’re romantic, but always a little play
    ful. In this place, you’ll bask the mysterious beauty while falling in love all over again. Tucked away in the lush scenery of New Orleans, this shoot captures natural grace, but also welcomes you to the fantasy. Shot in the spring, the photos evoke a sense of aural enchantment. Every moment, every photograph lets the soul sing and invites you to be our guest. Here, we’re free spirited; we’re a little dreamy and we’re waiting for you to join us.

    Published by – Ultimate Wedding Magazine

    Published by – Borrowed and Blue

    Published by – Reverie Gallery

    Hair Stylist – Diem Lu

    Makeup artist – Makeup by Meggan

    Florist – Nola Flora

    Planner and event design – Brindiamo Events and Design

    Bridal dress Boutique – Town and Country Bridal

    Dress designer – Theia Couture

    Event rentals – Event Rental

    Furniture rentals – Distressed Rentals

    Invitations – Scriptura Nola

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      Published Elizabeth and Rick Bourbon Orleans Wedding

      “So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.” ― F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby

      From chicken and biscuits to parading through the streets of the French Quarter in a second line (With personalized umbrellas!), Elizabeth and Rick’s wedding was one of those nights where everything was simply – perfect.

      Held in an outdoor ceremony, we danced at the Bourbon Orleans Hotel, strolled the backstreets, and even stopped for a photo at the St. Louis Cathedral. You can’t create an aura: they exist on their own, and without pretense. With Rick and Elizabeth’s wedding, their attention to details was what set this wedding apart, giving their guests a unique experience that they’ll talk about for years to come.

      Three-piece suits, vintage pearls, and a modern twist on classic themes shook up the proverbial martini of what could have been just another wedding. Instead, Elizabeth’s and Rick’s Great Gatsby themed wedding felt like a swinging party at Jay Gatsby’s mansion in West Egg, only right off the world famous Bourbon Street.

      Published on – Borrowed and Blue

      Cake Artist – Pure Cake Nola

      Florist – Poppy and Mint

      Hair and Makeup artist –  Suzette Stuprich 

      Bride’s maid dress – Ambrosia bridal

      Dress Boutique – celebrations bridal and prom

      First Dress – Essence

      Second Dress – maggiesottero

      Jewerly Tiffany

      Invitations – Minted

      Vintage rentals – Distressed Rentals

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      Published Dawn and Carson married at The Shaw Center in Baton Rouge

      Baton Rouge wedding.

      Published on – TheKnot.com

      Published on – Modern weddings

      Published on – The Luxe Pearl

      Makeup – Brandi Zito

      Dress – I -Do Bridal Couture

      Bridal prep – Hilton Downtown

      Ceremony – Capitol Park Museum

      Reception – Shaw Center Terrace The Shaw Center Baton Rouge wedding

      Wedding Planner – Ashley Holden N.Joy Events

      Video – Contrast Films

      Band – Royal Dukes Band

      Florist – Designs by Milissa

       

      The landmarks of downtown Baton Rouge, Louisiana, inspired the wedding between Dawn Carrier (26 and a project manager) and Carson Narcomey (30 and a field engineer). “Carson and I wanted a very memorable wedding that was personable,” Dawn says of her day, which used notes of navy, gold and silver. The Louisiana Capitol was in the background for the ceremony in Capitol Park, while the rooftop reception showcased the sweeping views of the old Capitol and the Mississippi River. The museum’s modern structures were softened by dark wood chiavari chairs and flowers. Dawn and Carson met in the same city while in a computer science class at Louisiana State University. She sent him a Facebook message to ask a question about a test she already knew the answer to and they hit it off from there. She went to visit him in his hometown in Oklahoma, and he popped the question in one of his favorite places. He then gave her a bouquet of peonies, which she also used in her wedding day. Dawn wore a layered, beaded gown with varying shades of white and tan, while her bridesmaids wore white Joanna August floor-length gowns in white. Carson wore a navy blue custom-made tuxedo. For the reception, festivities moved to the Shaw Center for the Arts to their terrace. “The terrace overlooks the Mississippi River, which was great for sunsets and our fireworks show.” White chairs and couches made the space feel cozier. Guests dined on Southern favorites like fried catfish and shrimp and grits. After their first dance to “I’ll Be Here for You” by Randy Rogers, they did a money dance, in which guests could give them well wishes and money for the honeymoon. Fireworks lit up the river in a surprise ending before the couple left to sparklers held by loved ones. Carson had the best advice for other couples: “Don’t take yourselves too seriously, and love often. Life is a great thing and can be even better with a kick-ass wife.” —Caroline Eubanks

      The Shaw Center Baton Rouge wedding

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        Published Enchanting Secret Garden bridals in New Orleans

        Enter our secret garden where dreamscapes take on a cinematic view, here we’re romantic, but always a little play
        ful. In this place, you’ll bask the mysterious beauty while falling in love all over again. Tucked away in the lush scenery of New Orleans, this shoot captures natural grace, but also welcomes you to the fantasy. Shot in the spring, the photos evoke a sense of aural enchantment. Every moment, every photograph lets the soul sing and invites you to be our guest. Here, we’re free spirited; we’re a little dreamy and we’re waiting for you to join us.

        Published by – Ultimate Wedding Magazine

        Published by – Borrowed and Blue

        Published by – Reverie Gallery

        Hair Stylist – Diem Lu

        Makeup artist – Makeup by Meggan

        Florist – Nola Flora

        Planner and event design – Brindiamo Events and Design

        Bridal dress Boutique – Town and Country Bridal

        Dress designer – Theia Couture

        Event rentals – Event Rental

        Furniture rentals – Distressed Rentals

        Invitations – Scriptura Nola

        bride holding a fall bouquetfall wedding quotefall wedding inspirationfall wedding makeupfall wedding themefall wedding tablescapefall wedding bouquet designfall wedding invitationsfall in new orleansfall bridal sessionfall wedding dinner designfall wedding bouquetfall place settingfall wedding decor

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          Published Elizabeth and Rick Bourbon Orleans Wedding

          “So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.” ― F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby

          From chicken and biscuits to parading through the streets of the French Quarter in a second line (With personalized umbrellas!), Elizabeth and Rick’s wedding was one of those nights where everything was simply – perfect.

          Held in an outdoor ceremony, we danced at the Bourbon Orleans Hotel, strolled the backstreets, and even stopped for a photo at the St. Louis Cathedral. You can’t create an aura: they exist on their own, and without pretense. With Rick and Elizabeth’s wedding, their attention to details was what set this wedding apart, giving their guests a unique experience that they’ll talk about for years to come.

          Three-piece suits, vintage pearls, and a modern twist on classic themes shook up the proverbial martini of what could have been just another wedding. Instead, Elizabeth’s and Rick’s Great Gatsby themed wedding felt like a swinging party at Jay Gatsby’s mansion in West Egg, only right off the world famous Bourbon Street.

          Published on – Borrowed and Blue

          Cake Artist – Pure Cake Nola

          Florist – Poppy and Mint

          Hair and Makeup artist –  Suzette Stuprich 

          Bride’s maid dress – Ambrosia bridal

          Dress Boutique – celebrations bridal and prom

          First Dress – Essence

          Second Dress – maggiesottero

          Jewerly Tiffany

          Invitations – Minted

          Vintage rentals – Distressed Rentals

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