“We have too many good things to say about Jenna! From the moment we met her, she was an absolute pleasure to work with—so warm, kind, and genuinely excited for us. She made us feel completely comfortable and at ease, which is no small feat on such a busy, emotional day.
Jenna didn’t just take photos—she celebrated with us. She felt like part of the wedding in the best way possible: always present, but never intrusive. She put her heart into what she does and it shows in every single image.”
“I could go on and on about how amazing Jenna was on our Wedding day. She was just so kind and immediately made me feel comfortable around her. We clicked so well that guests came up to me after the wedding and asked if she was a friend of mine that had photographed the wedding! She was not only a great photographer, but she also was there for me when a part of my dress broke and jumped right in to help pin a portion of my dress together. She went above and beyond.”
“I quite literally can’t say enough good things about the work Jenna does. I feel so honored that she photographed our wedding day. She is masterful — capturing moments of warmth, joy and intimacy so effortlessly and beautifully. The way she took creative liberties while simultaneously giving us structure and guidance made us all feel so in the moment. We were not worried at all that we would forget moments from the day because we could trust that Jenna would find them for us, even the ones we weren’t expecting. Her help was a very fond memory of our wedding day and I’m so happy to have had her warm presence there celebrating alongside us. Every single person I show our photos to asks, “Whoa— who took these?” Jenna, thank you for showing us what our love looks like and for making our wedding day something we can treasure forever.
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I’m Jenna!
I’m a photographer based in New England, drawn to creativity, connection, and honest storytelling. My work leans documentary, with just enough structure to keep things feeling timeless but never forced. I feel in order for me to be a great photographer I need to be a great observer. Not only photographing the planning moment (like the first look, first kiss, etc) but your loved ones reactions, their joy, and of course your love.
I’m also a musician and a yoga teacher, so I naturally move through the world tuned into rhythm, emotion, and presence. That carries into how I shoot — knowing when to step back and let things unfold, and when to gently guide so it all comes together.
Whether it’s something quiet or a full-on celebration, I’m there for the moments that actually matter — the ones that feel like you & your love.