Jordan Katz

So much of a wedding is planned to perfection — the dress, the tables, the ceremony backdrop. That's what makes the day feel like a special occasion. But what makes it more than an occasion, but rather a once-in-a-lifetime experience? It's the imperfection — all the things you didn't plan. In fact, imperfection is what's behind every great story. On a wedding day, that imperfection is what guides my lens — a shadow falling asymmetrically across your shoulder, the wrinkled hands of your grandparents entwined as they sway to their favorite Dean Martin tune… Imperfection is what sets your wedding apart from every other.

As an INFP, I like to think I am able to give space to my couples to be themselves. Through many years as a photographer, of course I have learned some tricks that will help you relax in front of the camera, but for the most part I feel I'm able to sense when a moment feels authentic to you as a couple, and capture it as it happens.