About Meg
— Meg
Frequently
asked...
What is your shooting style?
Quiet, honest, and mostly unposed. I work largely on film, which means slowing down and paying attention rather than directing every frame. I’m there for the way things actually felt — the almosts, the in-betweens, and the people you love being exactly themselves.
When will we receive images?
For weddings, your full gallery arrives within 6–8 weeks, with a small preview inside the first few days so the wait is easier. Portrait and product sessions are typically delivered within 2–3 weeks.
How many images do we get?
It depends on the day, but quality always leads quantity. A full wedding usually lands between several hundred and a thousand finished photographs; sessions typically deliver 50–100. Every image you receive is one I’d print myself.
Do you travel?
Happily. I’m based in Nashville but photograph weddings and sessions wherever the story leads — travel beyond the area is quoted simply, with no surprises.
What should we wear?
Whatever feels like you. Once we’re booked I’ll send a short guide — soft, lived-in textures and a calm palette tend to age the most gracefully on film.
How do we book?
Send a note through the contact form with your date and a little about your plans. I take a limited number of weddings each year, so the earlier you reach out, the better.
Kind Words
Meg has a quiet way of disappearing into a day and returning with its whole heart. Our gallery felt like living it all over again — every glance, every unguarded laugh, exactly as it was.
She made us forget the camera was there. The photographs feel like memory, not a performance.
Calm, kind, and entirely unhurried. These are the truest pictures we have of our family in this season.
Every frame looked like a page from a magazine. Meg understands light like few people ever do.
From the first call to the final gallery, everything felt calm and considered. We never once felt managed — only seen.
The photographs hold the noise and the quiet both. Years on, they still feel exactly like that morning did.
Meg photographed our little studio like she already loved it. The images sell the work better than we ever could.