Destination Wedding Photography Portfolio.
From real weddings in France and the United States to published editorials, here are some of my favorite moments over the last few years.
Destinations With Dana
On your wedding day, you shouldn’t spend one second worrying about whether or not you’ll like your photos.
THIS IS THE FUN PART.
Below, you’ll find a few of my absolute favorite days, from styled shoots where I have collaborated and experimented with some absolutely incredible A-list wedding vendors to real weddings in France, California, Maryland, and more.
“I would like to travel the world with you twice. Once, to see the world. Twice to see the way you see the world"- Anonymous
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As a wedding photographer, my job is so much more than just showing up and taking photos. I am constantly learning, pushing myself, experimenting. Although your wedding day will look and feel unique to you, I hope you’ll fall in love with the joyful hues of my light and airy editing style because I would love to add your wedding day here someday.
Karen and
Nate
Karen and Nate got married in Monterey, California with their best friends and family!
EXIT GALLERY
"An amazing person and photographer. My husband and I are so happy we went with her. The photos came out beautiful!"
- Karen and Nate
The light and airy wedding photos you’ll find in my portfolio today, have come from years of practicing my craft and exploring the world.
Story time: A few years ago, I was already on a flight to Barcelona when riots started taking place at the airport. Thousands of people were starting fights, blocking roads, and limiting access to baggage claim. Once we touched down in Spain, myself (and hundreds of other confused travelers) were escorted into an arrival room until exiting the airport was “safe” again.
Why is that important? The more you travel and the more I photograph weddings, I know that anything can happen. This is why I am well trained to handle any obstacle, weather, or delay that comes our way on the wedding day.
When you start to plan your wedding day, there are a million and one things on your mind. At the end of your wedding day, all you’ll leave with is your photos and memories. I’m ready with the jokes and the camera so we can make sure every minute is a good one.
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“We take photos as a return ticket to a moment otherwise gone.” — Anonymous
Top: My first drone photo I ever took.Left, me, eating pastries in paris Right: my husband and I in Italy enjoying travels
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Follow along on my journey as a international wedding photographer, traveler, and military wife
