While I’m not sure how the monkey snuck in, these emojis convey what every wedding should feel like: all things happy, lighthearted, romantic, electric and celebratory.
Weddings changed my life - no, really, they did.
My name is Eleanor -- it means light -- and I’m the proud owner of a British-American accent, the biggest champion of Chick-fil-A, the first to book a plane ticket and “the Swiss army knife of wedding photographers.” I've fallen in love three times in my life: with Jesus when I was five, with wedding photography in 2013 and with Ryan LaFoy in 2024.
As a 20-something, I never wanted to be a full time photographer; “It wasn’t for me,” I said. But instead God gave me a passion and calling that changed my trajectory. Suddenly I couldn’t get enough, and photographing weddings fused my gifts of hospitality, encouragement and creativity.
Then on June 29, after years of not knowing if falling in love would be part of my own story, I was introduced to my fiancé Ryan. I was in my element, photographing his cousin’s wedding and content to celebrate others in my role. But just because God is kind, that’s where He chose to change my life again: at a wedding.
It's not just beautiful weddings that I love, though -- It’s the harmony of artistry, intentional planning and personal connection that drive my relational approach with couples. And because of that, we'll leave your wedding day having experienced something that surpasses beauty: extraordinary magic.
I’m a wedding photographer based in the Southeast, and it’s been my joy to photograph countless love stories. This job takes me places I never dreamed to document spirited, radiant couples with heartfelt storytelling. Let's make your day unforgettable!
You put my wants and needs as a bride before anything else.
We would choose her as our wedding photographer over and over again.
You truly have a gift for capturing special moments and telling the story of the day!
There isn't a single thing we would change ... absolute perfection!
You’re here because you crave something different; someone’s permission to kick your heels off, but still stay true to the time-tested elements of a wedding day. You’re here because you would rather feel than be photographed. I want you to shine in all your bridal beauty in the way only you can.