Meet Jack
(& Millie)
Let me be the first to congratulate you for embarking on one of the most beautiful journeys of your life!
My goal is to work harder than any other photographer in order to bring you the bost beautiful memories of the most beautiful people at the most beautiful Wedding.
Have you ever had a life defining ‘Ah-ha’ moment?
For me it was the very first Sydney Wedding I attended as an intern, a bag carrier for a very talented photographer, and the energy, emotion, loved up vibes and good times had me instantly hooked! Wedding photography became my calling, ‘Mia Vita’ - My Life.
As a lover of love, light, a proud husband & a father to the cutest babies you’ve ever laid eyes on, my appreciation for the human connection punctuates my signature style. Weddings are a wonderful melting pot of joy, beauty, romance, organised chaos, elegance, a little bit of nervousness and a whole host of wonderful moments that need an expert hand to curate them, so that all those who relive these moments years down the line, can feel the joy again like it were just yesterday.
My Approach
Lasting Impact
My focus is storytelling. Delivering an authentic representation of your connection, your love, your day.
This is afterall your wedding, and I want to reflect you, your personality and style as much as possible.
What began as a passion project has evolved into something more. I’m super proud of where I am and what I deliver to my couples, and even more excited for what lays ahead.
Simple Ideas
Through every step, I focus on finding the easiest most comfortable way for my couples to look their best, enjoy their day all while staying true to their vision and not over complicating things.
Happy relaxed couples, make for authentically happy memories.
Authentically Minded
Some of my favourite moments to capture are off the cuff and unscripted, or when the couples are unaware I was even there.
Eg when the groom was keen to get to the Reception so he threw the bride over his shoulder and proceeded to head straight there, or after the Ceremony when Grandma was holding the brides hand, looking up at her with a tear in her eye, or when the grooms Dad pulled him aside in the morning to gift him a letter his late Grandfather had written before he passed, only to be read on the morning of his Wedding.
It’s moments like this that will stand the test of time and evoke those very real emotions when revisited decades down the line.
