Savanna is a documentary wedding photographer based in Brooklyn, New York. Her education was in photojournalism, and this allows her to happily unite a relaxed, documentary-style approach with the emotive nature of weddings.

Her greatest inspiration lies in the world of film, and her work reflects a world full of color, motion, and joy. Her specialty is on those "in-between", narrative-driving moments that encapsulate what it feels like to be human.

Her work has been featured in The New York Times, Anti-Bride, Junebug Weddings, Together Journal, and more.

I'M SAVANNA, a documentary
wedding photographer
based in
NEW YORK, and traveling often.

Savanna's photojournalistic approach is designed to help you remember how your day felt above all else. She commands the background, searching for those decisive storytelling moments—and capturing the unplanned emotions in-between. She believes the most treasured images are the ones that weren't planned at all.

You aren’t tied down with a shot list or traditions that have nothing to do with your love story. Instead, you get to be you, and only you. When you look back at your wedding photos one, five, or fifty years from now: you will be transported back to that moment. You will feel the warmth of your loved ones’ hugs, hear the sound of the music that accompanied you down the aisle, and taste that first glass of wine as a married couple.

You will look back on your wedding photos and be proud of who you are in them.