I’m here to capture what’s pure and true—so you can hold tight to it forever.

I’m a digital and film wedding photographer based out of Las Vegas who loves to travel far, wide, and wherever your wedding vision (or the promise of the world’s best tacos) takes me. My love-affair with the art of photography dates back to high school, when I discovered film and would spend hours in the darkroom developing my first humble attempts at storytelling through photography.

As someone who always wishes I had more photos with my grandparents, I believe photography is an artform that borders on otherworldly—it allows us to freeze time and turn the fleeting into the never forgotten, relive and revel in our favorite memories, and hold tight to the ones we love long after they’ve left us. It’s the desire to share those gifts with my clients that drive me every single day.

I’m Lianna

Welcome, friend—I’m so glad you found me.

After having gone to school for commercial photography and trying my hand at nearly every form of the craft, I realized wedding photography was my true calling. I’m a hopeless romantic at heart and go weak in the knees over a great connection—and I love nothing more than using the skills I’ve honed over the years to help couples capture that connection through compelling, immersive images.

Above all, I believe a multifaceted affair benefits most from a best-of-both-worlds approach. I’m quiet and calming behind the lens—often leaning into a photojournalistic style—but I also know how to round the troops for photos, step in and direct when necessary, and light a fire under the right people to keep things moving on time. I work efficiently and with a deep respect for your wedding-day timeline—but I’m also nimble and embrace improvising (whatever it takes for great lighting and incredible angles).

Originally from Southern California, I’m a beach baby at heart who wears sandals and drinks iced-coffee 12 months a year. When I’m not snapping away behind the lens, I’m likely curled up at home with my pup Riley, rolling out my yoga mat at the gym, or going to get tacos (fully aware this is now the second time I’ve mentioned tacos).