translating the love you feel
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Into art you can Keep

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“Josie captures so much heart and feeling in her work that until I saw our photos, had only existed in a vague memory.”

Wedding couple laying on a checkered dancefloor
When you open the memory box of your relationship—5, 10, 50 years from now—it will be full of handwritten notes, movie tickets, newspaper clippings, and film strips.
Generational memento with three rings laying on it.
One day soon, this wedding you can’t wait to have will be a memory.

And the last thing it should be is vague.
Mother and son sharing their first dance
These photos will accompany those scraps of a life well lived and well loved.

They will bring you back to your beginning, where this big love began.
What does your love look like?
Groom's brother giving and embarrassing wedding speech.
Couple about to cut their cake on 35mm film
Family photo with umbrellas on 35mm film.
Dog eating bride's dinner while a child looks on in shock.
“Looking at her work I see distilled joy: laughs, hugs, kids, dancing...all the little happy details that you just want to cherish forever.
When I’m an old lady, I’m gonna look at these photos and laugh and cry and relive that day all over again.”
– Chloë Edmonson

Your wedding day
Is Composed of Layers.

Eager Hearts
Pure Togetherness
Meant-to-be's

Bride on the dancefloor with her bridesmaids.
Couple holding hands behind their back on a dance floor.

Unspoken Languages
Sentimental Undercurrents
Candlelit Conversations

They all converge just this once, just for you. So please ... savor it. Savor the room, the feelings, and the time with your people. And welcome all the goodness the next moment has in store for you, whatever it may be.

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My heart is a patchwork quilt

After every wedding my heart grows bigger. I return home with distinct pieces of love from that couple and family—their dynamics or culture or humor.
The finished gallery feels a lot like a love letter—thanking them for inviting me into their world. Without our time together I wouldn’t be the person I am today. And my art wouldn’t exist.
I'm Josie