I'm Beca

I was thirteen when I got my first camera, a little digital point-and-shoot, and I was instantly hooked. I’d spend hours at the library flipping through photography books and entire summers shooting rolls of film on my dad’s old 35mm Canon. By my 15th birthday, I was asking my parents for a DSLR because I knew I wanted to take photography more seriously.

At 16, I photographed my first wedding and was completely hooked. What started as an after-school side gig quickly grew into something much bigger than I ever imagined. In 2011, I officially dropped out of college to pursue photography full-time and photographed ten weddings that year. By 2014, I was shooting 30 weddings annually.

where it all started

the early days (2010)

I've always been the sentimental type. The person who holds onto old photos, ticket stubs, and handwritten notes because memories mean everything to me. So it makes sense that I ended up here.

It's not lost on me that the photos I take will outlive the bouquet and the cake and maybe even your memory of the day itself. These are the images you'll frame, flip through on anniversaries, and pass down to future generations. That's not something I take lightly.

I'm originally from Miami but in 2020 my husband Jon and I packed up and moved to Charlotte. Now we're figuring out life as new parents to our son, River, and I cannot think of a better place to be doing it.

Why It Still Matters