There isn't anything I love quite like a cozy day snuggled up in the mountains. Of course, my sweet husband, baby girl, and puppies would be there, too. Capturing your love story would have to be a close second. There is a moment right after that walk back down the aisle--the "we did it! we're married" look that just brings a tear to my eye every time. And I get to capture it! How incredibly lucky am I?
Since I got my first hand-held camera in middle school, I've been fascinated with capturing people and experiences. In the time since that first camera, I joined my high school journalism club, bought a DSLR camera (a real camera)--or two...or three, and photographed countless seniors and families. In 2019, I captured my first solo wedding, and I've been hooked ever since. Now, I've photographed well over 50 weddings and adding more all the time.
I'm already your biggest fan, I just can't wait to get to know you more.
Jonesboro, Arkansas based wedding photographer
I'M EM. MY PHOTOGRAPHY STYLE IS CLEAN, AIRY, AND ROMANTIC. I BELIEVE YOUR WEDDING PHOTOS SHOULD BE A WORK OF ART.
ABOUT Em - Arkansas WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER
IDA
FINCH
wren
JAY
COFFEE ORDER
alpine mocha latte
I'd rather be
hiking
on my bucket list
the northern lights
Perfect day includes
my baby girl
Favorite milk shake
pineapple
Favorite Place
colorado
obsessed with
dogs
Secret Talent
shooting
Guilty pleasure
bamboo blankets
QUICK FACTS
FOR THE SKIMMERS
OVER THE YEARS
2012
launching the dream
I got my very first DSLR camera and joined the journalism class while still in high school.
2021
eight states traveled
my busiest year of travel so far, eight states and adding more every year
2022
voted best of nea silver
Em London Photography was voted Best of NEA photographer silver medalist in both 2022 and 2023, what an honor
2023
loving my job more than ever
more than just a job, I've been a witness to some of the most precious moments that life has to offer. Thank you
1.
In the hustle and bustle of a day you've spent years dreaming of, my job and my goal is to capture the in between. When your grandmother delicately places her pearl necklace around your shoulders. Your dad's teary eyes as he sees you for the very first time. Your partner spinning their ring for the very first time as they adjust to the newness of it all. These in-between moments are my "why."
