Known for her soulful imagery and clean, intentional compositions, Kay’s work lives at the intersection of intuition and editorial storytelling. Her approach is calm and observant — offering gentle guidance when it’s helpful, then stepping back to let the day unfold naturally.
What she’s most drawn to are the in-between moments: the quiet glances, the exhale after the ceremony, the unspoken connections that give a wedding its rhythm. These are the moments that often go unnoticed in real time, but mean the most when you look back.
Kay works with couples who lead full, meaningful lives — often balancing demanding careers — and who are intentional about how they gather, celebrate, and connect. They value experiences that feel grounded and personal, and they want photographs that reflect not just how the day looked, but how it felt to be there.
Her work has been featured in Vogue, Brides, US Weekly, and more — but what matters most to her is creating images that feel honest, timeless, and deeply personal to the people in them.
Kay works alongside her husband, Derek, at every wedding. Trained under the same eye and shooting with the same equipment, their work blends seamlessly into a cohesive, thoughtfully curated gallery.
Outside of photography, Kay is most at home barefoot in the garden, wandering the forest for a dose of nature therapy, stretching it out in a quiet Pilates session, or dancing in the kitchen with her husband and three kids. She’s intentional about building a life that feels nourishing, grounded, and deeply connected — the kind of life that feels like home.
When he’s not shooting alongside Kay, Derek is usually in the mountains, rallying on the tennis court, or cooking something delicious for the family — he’s a seriously good cook. Laid-back and endlessly curious, he’s the kind of person who can strike up a conversation with just about anyone.
