Absolutely! I tend to stay away from “trendy” content made for social media and choose to focus on capturing content to preserve the memories and feeling of the day. I want my couples to be able to look back at their content wherever they are in their lives and be able to immerse themselves back into the magic of that moment in time.

At All Good Moments, I believe your wedding deserves more than just content; it deserves care, intention, and storytelling that feels true to you. I’m not just showing up with an iPhone… I’m stepping into your day as a built-in bestie, someone who notices the little details, protects your peace, and celebrates alongside you.

What sets me apart is the way I approach your wedding with both artistry and heart. I capture not only the big, breathtaking moments but also the quiet in-betweens — the squeeze of your mom’s hand, the tear in your partner’s eye upon their first look, the laughter that bubbles up between vows. My goal is to create keepsakes that feel editorial in style, yet deeply personal in meaning, so when you look back, you’re not just seeing images or videos — you’re reliving the feeling of it all.

Your wedding day will be one of the most beautiful, and busiest, days of your life! While your photographer and videographer are focused on creating polished, professional art, a content creator ensures the in-between moments don’t slip away. Think of me as your eyes and heart behind the scenes: capturing candid laughs, tender details, and fleeting memories in real time so you can relive them the very next day (and in focus because your mom wasn’t capturing them through her happy tears!)

It’s about preserving the feeling of your day as it unfolds:  the raw, unposed, joy-filled moments you’ll want to share with loved ones right away. Hiring a content creator means having both timeless keepsakes and instant memories, so you never have to choose between savoring your day and holding onto it forever!

There are several key differences between wedding content creators and videographers. 

First of all, as a wedding content creator, I shoot all content on an iPhone 16 and 17 Pro Max and do not utilize professional camera equipment like a videographer does. Therefore, the footage is not of the same cinematic style – it is more raw and documentary style meant to record your wedding day exactly as it happened. This also allows for an expedited turnaround time to receive your content and edits right away! Videography turn around time is typically 8–12 weeks due to the level of editing required to produce your wedding day film. 

Both are highly valuable additions to your day and I frequently work alongside videographers as my couples often see the value in having both content and videography!