My path into photography began 12 years ago in the editorial world, where I worked with brands like Sephora, T-Mobile, and Wanderlust. Those experiences shaped the way I see light, composition, and detail—but everything shifted the moment I photographed my first wedding.
There’s an energy to a wedding day that can’t be replicated—the quiet in-between moments, the emotion woven into every interaction, the beauty of it all unfolding naturally. It’s where storytelling and artistry meet, and where I do my best work.
My approach blends a documentary eye with a refined, editorial sensibility—capturing what’s real while creating imagery that feels elevated, timeless, and deeply personal. I’ll gently guide when needed, but always with the intention of preserving what’s genuine.
It’s an honor to be trusted with something so meaningful, and to create photographs that live on far beyond the wedding day.
Based on the North Shore of Boston, I spend my off-days with my husband Avi and our golden retriever, Phil—the undeniable star of our household—most often by the ocean with a book, in the mountains, or somewhere in between.
Other loves include painting, puzzles, fresh manicures, mahjong with my girlfriends, all things Harry Potter, a beautifully organized to-do list, and a high-energy workout class.
Meet Jules —
a Boston wedding photographer blending editorial elegance with effortless, true-to-life storytelling.
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A thoughtful, personalized experience—designed to feel seamless from beginning to end.
Rooted in Your vision
editorial, but effortless
emotion-first storytelling
Your wedding is a reflection of what matters most to you. I take the time to understand your vision, values, and the feeling you want your day to hold—so your photographs feel deeply personal and true to your story.
The in-between moments and the energy of the room—captured as it naturally unfolds. More than a single day, your wedding is part of a larger story— one that deserves to be documented with care, intention, and a deep sense of meaning.
Refined portraits that feel elevated and artful, without ever feeling posed or forced—guided when needed, and left to unfold naturally when it matters most.
