About Me

Tulsa-Based Wedding Photographer

I’ve always been drawn to the way movies turn ordinary moments into something unforgettable.

A walk in your neighborhood, sharing a drink, reading a book, looking into each other’s eyes.

It’s not always the grand gestures that mean the most.

That’s the approach I bring to photographing weddings.

The way movies romanticize life has always spoken to me.

I love the way they turn the little things into something important and even magical. It has completely affected the way I view life and love.

It’s not always the grandest gestures that mean the most. Sometimes it’s a glance across the room, dancing in the kitchen while making dinner together,they way they brush the hair behind your ear, or the way they pull you in for a kiss. In my opinion, the little moments matter just as much as the big ones.

That’s the approach I bring to photographing weddings.

A bride and groom are dancing on a spiral staircase, smiling and looking at each other, with the bride wearing a white wedding gown and the groom in a dark suit.
A couple in formal attire, with the woman in a white wedding dress sitting on a red armchair and the man in a tuxedo standing beside her, in a dimly lit library with dark wood bookshelves and a table lamp.
Close-up of two hands holding each other, one with a wedding ring and the other with a diamond ring.
A couple dressed in wedding attire sitting on the grass kissing outdoors in front of a building with glass windows and surrounded by trees and flowers.
A newly married couple holds hands and walks through a doorway while being celebrated by friends and family at their wedding reception.
A bride and groom standing outdoors in a field with trees in autumn colors, facing each other, holding hands, and touching faces.
A black-and-white photo of a man and woman in a wide meadow surrounded by trees with mountains in the background. The man is walking cautiously, while the woman is dancing with her arms outstretched.
A couple dancing outdoors on a brick patio, with the man in a black suit and the woman in a white wedding dress, smiling and holding hands.
A black and white photo of a person in the foreground with two horses grazing in a field against a background of trees.
A bride in a white wedding gown holding a bouquet of flowers walking alongside a groom in a black suit through a lush green wooded area.

My work is cinematic, intentional, and artistic while being rooted in presence, emotion, and story.

Rather than placing you in stiff or rigid poses, I take time to learn what makes your relationship yours: favorite date nights, inside jokes, the small details that matter to you.

That understanding shapes how I photograph your day, so the process feels natural and the images feel like you.

Who I Work Best With

I work best with couples who want to be present on their wedding day and fully experience it.

If you’re drawn to highly choreographed imagery, bright and airy editing, or a more traditional approach, this likely isn’t the right fit.

But if you want a wedding day that feels grounded, intentional, true to you, and photographs that reflect that, we’ll work very well together.

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What it’s like to work with me

When you book with me, you’re gaining a partner invested in your experience.

I approach each wedding with care, offering direction when it serves the moment and space when it doesn’t.

From refining the flow of the day to capturing both the planned moments and the in-between ones, my role is to support the day as it unfolds.

A bride and groom holding hands and dancing on a grassy lawn outdoors during sunset.
A wedding celebration with a bride and groom kissing, surrounded by their wedding party smiling and cheering.

The result is cinematic images that bring you back to how it all felt.

Now, tell me about you

Your wedding isn’t just another date on my calendar. It’s your story.

I take on a limited number of weddings each year so I can give each one the attention it deserves.

I’d love to hear about your day. Share a bit about what you’re planning below.

“I cannot even begin to describe how obsessed I am with Christa’s work. She is so so kind and talented & there is not a single photo that I don’t like.”