It Started With The Chickens

At 6 years old I’d used to steal my mom’s Nikon Point and Shoot camera to take photos of my pet chickens as a kid.

Photo by my photography pal Stephanie of Faithful Photo Co!

Throughout middle school and high school, I was an official yearbook photographer (I had a badge) and made short films for assignments instead of writing papers (it worked 95% of the time).

By 17, I ended up getting diagnosed with Wedding Fever, which turns out is incurable, but I don’t find that to be a problem nowadays.

Now twenty-something, I’ve been able to document so many wholesome, real moments and create meaningful galleries and films for my couples, their families and friends to look back on for years.

And to think it all started with photographing some chickens.

“Juliette is the absolute best decision we made for our wedding day. Her calm, cool, and relatable personality made the planning so fun and easy. She brought such an upbeat and exciting energy to the day, I wanted her to be a guest instead of a vendor!”

A note from my past clients, Leah and Tom, who were the absolute best and are reading their vows in the photo <3 Photo by the incredible Emma Bauso Photography :)

MY PERSPECTIVE

My perspective of photography and videography changed when I got married.

Having this period of life documented was so important to me - the engagement photos, the videos of calling each other fiancés, and the buildup to the wedding day — I wanted a trail of disposable and candid photos, haphazard videos taken on phones, and drafts of our vows put in a little box, to fully transport us back for years to come.

My hope is that you, and your family, and your guests can be completely themselves around me as I document your day. Letting tears fall freely, hearing the loudest belly laughs from your uncles, or catching a microsecond of a moment on camera when you and you pumpkin silently tell each other “I love you” during the ceremony with just a look.

It’s an incredibly wholesome thing to let people feel their feels fully, and I’m honored to be let into a sliver of your lives.