Recent weddings I have had the honor of photographing — the parishes, the rites, the families — alongside occasional notes on photographing the Mass with reverence.

A small-town parish wrapped in coral silk, a Victorian house for a quiet hour between Mass and the reception, and a wall of classic Mustangs at golden hour.
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A Neocatechumenal Way Nuptial Mass celebrated by a bishop — what it takes to photograph a pontifical Mass without missing a step.
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A Nuptial Mass in Fullerton, quiet portraits tucked away in the city afterward, and a celebration at a classic Orange County clubhouse.
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A Nuptial Mass in the Neocatechumenal Way — both fathers cantoring, the whole community singing, and the Danza before the altar when the Mass had ended.
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A Nuptial Mass at a Spanish Colonial parish above the La Jolla coast, with a Byzantine mosaic apse rising over the altar.
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A Mass beneath the brick walls of California's oldest cathedral, before an altar that holds the weight of more than a century.
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A nuptial Mass in a parish thick with history, where the family carried Vietnamese tradition alongside the liturgy.
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A Nuptial Mass at a warm San Diego parish, where two families gathered to see their love made a covenant before the altar.
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A Valentine's Day Nuptial Mass on the coast, golden-hour portraits along the King Harbor breakwater, and a joyful celebration at the Sonesta.
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