Jarrod believes wedding photography is more than images; it is the legacy of love, preserved for generations.

He is a San Diego wedding photographer specializing in refined, multi-day celebrations and destination weddings across the globe. His work blends editorial elegance with authentic storytelling, capturing real moments with artistry and intention.

Born on the East Coast and shaped by a life of travel, Jarrod developed a deep appreciation for culture, design, and human connection — qualities that define his photography today. From Lake Como to Santorini, from Mexico to Malibu, he brings both direction and intuition to every wedding, ensuring each collection is not just a record but a narrative.

Meet Jarrod

Jarrod believes wedding photography is more than images; it is the legacy of love, preserved for generations.

He is a San Diego wedding photographer specializing in refined, multi-day celebrations and destination weddings across the globe. His work blends editorial elegance with authentic storytelling, capturing real moments with artistry and intention.

Born on the East Coast and shaped by a life of travel, Jarrod developed a deep appreciation for culture, design, and human connection — qualities that define his photography today. From Lake Como to Santorini, from Mexico to Malibu, he brings both direction and intuition to every wedding, ensuring each collection is not just a record but a narrative.

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The Why

Jarrod’s passion for photography is deeply rooted in family. His father, one of 20 children, grew up in Biloxi, Mississippi, where gatherings were rich with tradition. As a child, Jarrod spent hours in his grandfather’s radio room, surrounded by vintage film cameras. Few photographs from that time remain, but each one is a treasure, a bridge back to the moments that shaped them.

That legacy inspires Jarrod to create imagery that feels genuine, meaningful, and enduring. A wedding day is fleeting, but the story deserves to be preserved in a way future generations can hold onto. For Jarrod, photography is not just art; it is memory, emotion, and family history.

The Why

Jarrod’s passion for photography is deeply tied to his family history. His father, the 19th of 20 children, grew up in Biloxi, Mississippi, where gatherings were rich with tradition and connection. Childhood visits to his grandparents left lasting impressions, especially quiet moments in his grandfather’s radio room surrounded by vintage film cameras. Though only a few photographs from that era remain, each one feels like a rare treasure and a bridge to the stories that shaped his family. That legacy drives Jarrod to create imagery that feels genuine, meaningful, and enduring, capturing the essence of a day in a way that future generations can truly experience.