If you would have told me 10 years ago that I would be filming weddings for a living I would have laughed. A lot.

?My journey behind the camera started with filming BMX videos in college. I needed something to do one summer while my leg was broken, so I got a copy of an editing program and started teaching myself how to edit video. Although I didn't know it at the time, that was a pivotal moment in my life. Over the next few years I traveled all over the country with my camera riding bikes, meeting people and documenting everything along the way. The adventure of driving to different cities and making new friends was thrilling, and my camera provided a way to dig deeper into these new experiences.

After a few years of bouncing around the country I started to settle down a little. My sister was planning her wedding, and through her planning process I was exposed to some pretty incredible wedding films. After seeing some amazing films online I decided I was going to give wedding filmmaking a shot. How hard could it be? I already had a lot of camera gear plus I could shoot on the weekends and travel during the week. I had no idea what I was getting myself into, but I dove in headfirst and haven't looked back.

Over the past 5 years we've learned a lot. We've gotten to meet many people from different backgrounds with different experiences. We've made friends from all different walks of life from all over the country. We've watched couples develop into families. We've seen incredible joy and also deep sorrow and reflection. We've learned a lot about ourselves through the couples and families we work with, and had a damn good time through it all.