We’re Melly and Jacob — a husband and wife photography and film team, married for almost 13 years, building a life we’re deeply grateful for. Long before we were telling love stories for a living, we were learning how to live one ourselves — through growing, changing seasons, big dreams, and the beautiful, everyday moments that make a life full. Today, we share that life with our three incredible children and our sweet pup, and they are at the heart of everything we do.

Family is our anchor. We love slow mornings, time outdoors, road trips and new places, and being together as much as possible in the middle of a very full and meaningful life. Whether it’s exploring nature, traveling to somewhere new, or simply being home together, we’re constantly reminded that the most important moments aren’t the loud ones — they’re the connected ones. Those values shape not only how we live, but how we tell stories.

Our faith is a huge part of who we are and how we see the world. It’s what grounds us, guides us, and reminds us that marriage is sacred, meaningful, and worth celebrating well. Because we’ve spent nearly 13 years choosing each other in both ordinary and extraordinary moments, we don’t take it lightly when we’re invited into the beginning of someone else’s marriage story.

That’s why our work is rooted in what we call heartfelt, editorial storytelling. We care deeply about people and their stories, and we believe they deserve to be told beautifully. On wedding days, we bring a calm, steady presence — gently guiding when needed, stepping back when the real moments unfold, and always watching for the in-between moments that matter most. We focus on connection over performance, emotion over perfection, and creating imagery that feels honest, timeless, and full of heart.

To us, this isn’t just a job — it’s personal. We know that your wedding day is more than an event; it’s the first chapter of a lifelong story. And we’re honored every time we’re trusted to preserve it in a way that doesn’t just show how it looked, but reminds you how it felt.