​

For Angie & Harley, their wedding day was never about creating something that looked perfect. They described it beautifully as “an ocean of emotions crashing against a shore of good vibes.”

At the heart of their day was the feeling of being surrounded by the people they love, celebrating everything they had built together and stepping into this next chapter surrounded by family and friends.

​

​

Moments I Loved Capturing

​

One of the things I loved most about Angie & Harley’s wedding was how much personality they brought into every single detail. They gave me the opportunity to step outside the traditional wedding film style and explore something a little more playful, creative and unexpected. Their vision challenged me in the best way possible and inspired me to look at storytelling from a different perspective.

​

From the heart-shaped backdrop and rose-lined aisle, to the disco balls, diner-inspired details, photo games, tattoo station and even a live performance from Harley himself, every part of the day felt intentional and completely them.

​

And then there were the little comforts that made the day feel even more personal. There is something so special about seeing couples bring the things they love into their wedding day and for Angie & Harley, that meant sharing some classic comfort foods with the people they love. Because honestly, there is nothing quite like pizza and ice cream at a wedding. 

​

But underneath all of that creativity was the same thing that makes every wedding special, the love, the laughter and the connection between two people who are so perfectly themselves. Angie & Harley reminded me why I love what I do. Every couple brings their own story, their own energy and their own way of seeing the world, and it’s such a privilege to translate that into a film that feels uniquely theirs.

​

​

A Wedding Film Inspired by Their Unique Style

​

When it came to creating their wedding film, Angie & Harley wanted something that felt as unique as they are as a couple. They were drawn to the filmmaking style of Wes Anderson, the playful details, carefully composed frames, symmetry and quirky storytelling that make his films instantly recognisable. They loved the idea of bringing some of that personality into their wedding film while still keeping the heart and emotion of their day at the centre.

Their film became a reflection of both sides of their relationship — the deep connection, the heartfelt moments and the fun, playful energy that makes Angie & Harley who they are.

​

The Moments That Matter Most

​

A major part of their day was focused on family, particularly Angie’s parents. While they aren’t always outwardly emotional, having those moments preserved on film meant the world to Angie.

Sometimes the quietest moments become the ones we treasure most, a look, a hug, a laugh or a moment we never knew we would want to remember forever.

Another important part of their day was honouring Dutch. Although he wasn't physically present, Angie & Harley wanted to include a subtle tribute that helped them feel close to his memory. It wasn’t about focusing on his absence, but celebrating the love and connection that remains. So that when they look back at their wedding film, they can feel both the joy of their day and the warmth of his spirit.