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Stories that become family heirlooms.
The moments we remember most are rarely the ones we planned for. They're the quiet glances across the room, the laughter that fills a kitchen, the way your grandmother reaches for your hand, or the feeling of home before you realize someday it will become a memory. Those are the moments we're here to preserve.
Our Story
I've always been drawn to the things that don't last. Old photographs tucked into family albums. Home videos. Handwritten recipes stained with butter. The sound of someone laughing in the background of a film from twenty years ago. Long before I ever picked up a camera professionally, I found myself documenting everyday life—not because I knew it would become my career, but because I couldn't shake the feeling that these ordinary moments mattered.
Becoming a wife and a mother changed the way I see the world. It taught me that life isn't remembered through milestones alone, but through the quiet moments in between. And that's exactly how I approach every wedding, every family session, and every film I create.
Our Philosophy
We don't believe your wedding is a performance. We believe it's the beginning of a family archive. A single chapter in a story that will continue to unfold for decades to come. Our role isn't simply to capture what happened.
It's to preserve what it felt like. The anticipation before you walk down the aisle. The way your dad looks at you when he thinks no one is watching. The wind catching your veil. The conversations you'll never remember having—but will always be grateful someone documented. Every frame of film is created with one hope: That years from now, you'll return to them and feel transported back to this exact season of your life.
who we are
Stories that become family heirlooms.
The moments we remember most are rarely the ones we planned for. They're the quiet glances across the room, the laughter that fills a kitchen, the way your grandmother reaches for your hand, or the feeling of home before you realize someday it will become a memory. Those are the moments we're here to preserve.
Our Story
I've always been drawn to the things that don't last. Old photographs tucked into family albums. Home videos. Handwritten recipes stained with butter. The sound of someone laughing in the background of a film from twenty years ago. Long before I ever picked up a camera professionally, I found myself documenting everyday life—not because I knew it would become my career, but because I couldn't shake the feeling that these ordinary moments mattered.
Becoming a wife and a mother changed the way I see the world. It taught me that life isn't remembered through milestones alone, but through the quiet moments in between. They taught me that life isn't remembered through milestones alone. It's remembered through the little things in between. And that's exactly how I approach every wedding, every family session, and every film I create.
Our Philosophy
We don't believe your wedding is a performance. We believe it's the beginning of a family archive. A single chapter in a story that will continue to unfold for decades to come. Our role isn't simply to capture what happened.It's to preserve what it felt like. The anticipation before you walk down the aisle. The way your dad looks at you when he thinks no one is watching. The wind catching your veil. The conversations you'll never remember having—but will always be grateful someone documented. Every frame of film is created with one hope: That years from now, you'll return to them and feel transported back to this exact season of your life.
MEET THE FAM
By The Coopers is a family business in every sense of the word. My husband, Isaac, is often behind the scenes recording audio, carrying gear, or second shooting alongside me, and our children are the reason this business exists in the first place. They remind me every single day that time moves quickly. That ordinary afternoons become cherished memories. That today's chaos becomes tomorrow's nostalgia. They've shaped not only my life, but my work. Every story we tell is rooted in the same hope: that the people you love today will always have something beautiful to return to tomorrow.
