Kari

Why did you decide to become a Photographer/Videographer

I’ve always been drawn to art and storytelling; videography felt like the perfect blend of both. There’s something special about capturing moments and shaping them into a visual story that evokes real emotions. I love the creative challenge of turning fleeting moments into something lasting and meaningful.

What is your favorite thing about being a Photographer/Videographer?

My favorite part of being a videographer is capturing moments that might otherwise go unnoticed. Those little moments make all the difference, whether it’s a glance between the couple, a proud tear from a parent, or the way the light hits just right during a sunset dance. Knowing that I’m preserving those memories for people to relive makes it all the more rewarding.

What is a favorite memory from an event you’ve shot?

One of my favorite memories from an event was during the “you may kiss the bride” moment. Just as they leaned in, the wind picked up at the perfect time, wrapping the bride’s veil around them in this incredibly cinematic way. It was one of those moments you couldn’t plan if you tried, and it made for a stunning shot—like something straight out of a movie.

What is your favorite part of a wedding night?

The reception, hands down! When the dance floor is packed, the energy is electric, and everyone lives in the moment; it’s amazing to capture. Those candid, unfiltered moments of joy, laughter, and maybe even some unexpected dance moves make each wedding feel unique and personal.

What is something you’d consider unique about yourself?

A fun fact about me is that I can solve a Rubik’s cube! It’s one of those random skills that surprises people, and it’s a great icebreaker. Plus, it’s a reminder that with enough patience and practice, you can figure out almost anything—even if it seems impossible initially.