A wedding reception with people lifting a bride and groom in chairs. The bride looks surprised, and the groom is pointing forward. The reception is indoors with a chandelier and large windows.

FOR COUPLES WHO WANT TO REMEMBER HOW IT FELT.

New Orleans & Destinations Worldwide

Destination wedding photography for celebrations that are wildly personal, beautifully imperfect, and completely your own.

Four people sitting on a cushioned sofa having a conversation. Two boys in suits are in the middle, one is pointing and the other covers his mouth. Two women are on either side, one with a handbag and phone, the other leaning forward.
A bride hugging an elderly man, possibly her father, during a wedding reception with a musician playing in the background.
A black and white photo of people in formal attire dancing and celebrating on a city street during a parade or festival, with some women holding umbrellas and a man in a tuxedo with a bow tie in the center.

THIS IS FOR YOU IF...

You'd rather have photographs that feel like memories than photographs that look like everyone else's.

You want your wedding to feel elevated, but never stiff.

You care about beautiful details—but care even more about the people experiencing them.

You don't need someone directing your every move.

You want photographs with personality, movement, imperfection, and emotion.

And you want a photographer you can completely trust to see the things you might miss.

Kind Words

A formal dining table with white floral centerpiece, white napkins, lit candles, and empty white plates with silverware at each setting.
Close-up of a young bride with curled hair, wearing a lace wedding dress and veil, looking softly at the camera.

“We were lucky enough to have Casey photograph our wedding! She was kind, polite, and professional. Mother Nature threw rain our way which disrupted our portrait plans but Casey came up with a plan within seconds and created the most beautiful portraits. She was able to gather our crazy family and focus them for family portraits. Everyone says your wedding day goes by fast and it’s true but looking at our photos, we were instantly taken back to the day and feel all the same emotions thanks to Casey. She created the best family heirlooms that we can’t wait to get printed and pass down. If we could go back and redo the wedding, we would still hire Casey to be our photographer without a second thought.”

Outdoor wedding gazebo decorated with floral arrangements and a chandelier.

Meet Casey

I'm a wedding photographer, storyteller, people watcher, and lifelong lover of the beautifully unexpected. I'm drawn to people who are completely themselves. The couples who care about creating an incredible experience for the people they love. There is a difference between taking photographs and telling the story of a wedding.I'm there for both.I'll guide you when it's helpful.I'll step back when it's not.And I'll be watching for the moments you didn’t know where happening. Because those are usually the ones you'll remember most.

A bouquet of pink, white, and peach flowers with green stems and leaves, tied with a pale pink ribbon, placed on a yellow upholstered chair.
A woman wearing a cowboy hat and holding a camera, seated at a table with floral centerpieces and small glass candle holders, in a dimly lit setting.

FAQs

Do you travel?

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Absolutely. New Orleans is home, but I'm available for destination weddings worldwide.


Do you photograph the entire wedding weekend?

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Yes. Depending on your plans, we can build coverage around welcome parties, rehearsal dinners, wedding days, and farewell celebrations.


Do you help with timelines?

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Absolutely. Once we're booked, I'll help you build a timeline that allows space for beautiful photographs without making the day revolve around photography.


What does wedding photography begin at?

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Full wedding weekend collections begin at $10,000

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