held the way it deserves to be
There's a stillness in a church on Baptism day that photos can either honor or completely miss. I've spent nearly a decade learning where to stand, when to move, and when to just let the moment happen.
Whether it's a private family Baptism or a full parish celebration with cousins and godparents packed into the pews, I'm there to capture it without ever getting in the way of it.
Baptism day moves fast. There's the anointing, the water, the white garment, the candle, and somewhere in the middle of it, your baby looking around at all these people who love them. I'm there for the parts you'll want to remember and the parts you didn't know to look for, so your family walks away with photos that actually feel like that morning.
capture the grace.
SACRED & SIMPLE
Baptism photos that
I move through a Baptism the way I'd want a guest to, quietly, respectfully, without a flash going off in the priest's face. What you get back is a full story of the day: the walk into church, the water poured over your baby's head, the candle lit from the Paschal candle, and the family surrounding you afterward. Nothing staged, nothing missed.
includes:
Baptism is more than a milestone - it’s the beginning of your child’s faith journey. I’ll document the traditions, the details, and the joy so you can focus on being fully present.
photo packages
Up to 2 hours of coverage
Baptism liturgy + family portraits
100 fully edited images
Private online gallery for easy download
Option to order heirloom prints, albums, and keepsakes
Option to add extra coverage (family photos, home portraits, or luncheon/reception)
Hi, I'm Elizabeth
I've been in more than 25 Catholic and Greek Orthodox churches around Atlanta for Baptisms, from small chapel services to full Sunday Mass celebrations, in both the Roman and Byzantine Rites, plus more than a dozen Greek Orthodox Baptisms. I know the flow of the liturgy, where the light is good, and how to get a great shot without ever pulling focus from the sacrament itself.
I'm also a mom and a Catholic myself, so I get why this day matters so much. These are the photos that end up in a frame at grandma's house and in your child's hands one day when they ask about their own Baptism. I'd love to be there for yours.