I'm an editorial San Francisco City Hall wedding photographer, capturing timeless and romantic love stories in San Francisco and beyond.
I remember the exact moment I fell in love with photography. I must have been about eight years old, sitting at my grandmother’s antique vanity with a beautiful ornate brass mirror. It was our little tradition—she’d let me “practice” putting her makeup on, even though I’d always apply far too many layers. She never minded.
One day, as I rummaged through the back of a drawer, searching for the colors she deemed “too dark” for my age, my fingers brushed against something unexpected. Tucked away beneath the powders and lipsticks was a small handful of film photo prints. As I pulled them out, I realized what I had found—wedding photos from my grandparents’ wedding day.
They were perfectly imperfect. The soft blur of movement, the slight grain of the film, the way the light fell just right on my grandmother’s beaming face. I studied every detail, captivated by the moments. I wondered how they felt that day. What had been said to make my grandmother laugh so freely? Was my grandfather nervous? He sure looked like it.
From that day on, I made a habit of digging them out during every visit. I could stare at them for hours, completely lost in the mystery of those captured memories. Those photos became my passion, my inspiration. I didn’t just want to look at them—I wanted to create images that made people feel the way I did when I held those prints in my hands.
To this day, those same wedding photos remain in my nightstand, a constant reminder of where my love for photography began. They are more than just pictures; they are proof that a single image can hold a lifetime of emotions, stories, and untold words. And that’s exactly why I do what I do—to capture those fleeting moments so they can be felt forever.
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Being your wedding photographer isn’t just about taking beautiful pictures—it’s about capturing your real wedding day moments. It’s the way your dad holds your hand when he walks you down the aisle, your mom tearing up when putting on your veil, or how your partner can’t stop smiling when they see you. I’m here to capture the real moments that aren’t just seen but felt—the inside jokes, the happy tears, the wild dance floor energy. The ones you’ll look back to decades from now, still feeling every bit of joy.
These aren’t just photos; they’re pieces of your history, woven together to create a tangible legacy. Someday, when you share your wedding album with your children, I want those images to spark your stories—the laughter, the tears, the love. That’s what I’m here for—to give you a way to hold onto it all.
Planning a San Francisco City Hall wedding can feel overwhelming if you've never been there before, but I’m here to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible. I’ve put together a comprehensive guide covering everything from securing your marriage license to choosing the best ceremony spot within City Hall.
You can explore my Ultimate Guide to Your San Francisco City Hall Wedding for all the details. And if you have any questions or want a more personalized approach, feel free to reach out—I’m always happy to walk you through the process over the phone or via email!
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"Jessica is truly the sweetest and most patient photographer! She helped calm our nerves on our wedding day and made the whole experience feel so natural and enjoyable. We absolutely loved her photography style—it has such a romantic and soft quality that perfectly captured the emotions of the day."
-Alyssa + Sean
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