When I think about what is most important to me, it’s my family. I grew up with 3 brothers and a big extended family with lots of aunties, uncles and cousins (my Mum was the youngest of 7). With having older cousins, I went to multiple weddings a year (the big, loud crazy ones) with bonbonniere that will sit in the glass cabinet still intact to never be thrown out or used and lots of dancing to Italian music

With my own wedding, I had over 200 people. My husband Thomas & I got married at St Columba in South Perth. I never forget, they forecasted a thunderstorm the day before which never came, and I had the best day. I will forever be grateful for my photos from our special day.

In 2020, I lost my beautiful Mum to cancer. She was the kindest person you would ever meet, and I miss her every day. In 2022, I decided that capturing memories like mine is what I wanted to do. My wedding photos with my Mum fastening up my laced dress and looking so proud are worth more to me now than they did back then and I’m forever grateful that I invested in someone that understood that my family means the world to me and I have these memories to show my children and someday, grandchildren.

I have two beautiful children, Allegra & Joseph (10 and 8) and my fur child Golden Retriever, Blossom. When I had Allegra, my and my husband’s aunties would say to enjoy every moment as time goes so quickly and I didn’t believe them back then, but these conversations feel like yesterday and not 10 years ago.  

I often get last minute enquiries for newborns as my clients also weren’t expecting how quickly their little loves grow and want to capture the newborn stage before it’s too late.

When I’m not capturing memories, you will find me ordering a soy cap from my local coffee shop, spending time with or cooking for my family.