In camera my style is editorial and candid/documentary. But, in person, I am your biggest fan, your confidant, and your friend.
I'll be there to push the hair out of your face and help shake the sand out of your wedding dress.
about Taylor
get to KNOW ME BETTER
Taylor is the owner of TLC Wedding Photography and has called Charleston home for the past 14 years. Her relationship with photography began in a high school darkroom, where she first learned the patience, intention, and presence that shooting on film requires — an approach that still shapes the way she photographs today.
After five years of photographing weddings, she’s developed a deeper understanding of what couples actually value: images that feel lived in, honest, and reflective of who they are together. That clarity has also helped her attract clients who truly align with the way she sees and approaches a wedding day.
Her work sits somewhere between calm and emotive, blending documentary observation with subtle editorial style. Taylor draws inspiration from street photography, human behavior, and the quiet ways people connect — always with the belief that intimacy looks different for every couple, and that the most meaningful images come from creating space for that to unfold naturally.
across the universe
FAVORITE Movie
I'd go mountain biking
If I could choose how to spend a day...
Herbal teas
FAVORITE DRINK
THE FIRST LOOK + Your Families SPEECHES
MY FAVORITE PART OF A WEDDING
I love playing music
When I'm not taking photos
Italy
If I could live anywhere
My Approach is photojournalistic/ documentary in style with a fine art/ editorial edge. I love blending both styles to give real moments the same quality as the portraits. Having beautiful portraiture that has a candid edge to it is what makes us fall in love with a photograph and one you'll come back to every year.
My general workflow is detailed + attentive. When you inquire, I'll send over a form that gathers all your info with a personality section to gauge your range of comfort and artistic vision. From there, we'll schedule a virtual call to get to know each other and focus on seeing if we are a good fit. We'll stay in touch throughout the year and craft a timeline that will match the intention of your day.
On the wedding day I don’t believe in over‑directing or pressuring moments for the sake of a shot. I also don’t believe in disappearing completely. Instead, I move with intention — close enough to anticipate what’s happening, far enough to let it breathe. When guidance is helpful, I’ll offer it. When presence matters more, I step back.
I work calmly and intuitively, letting the day set the rhythm. Timelines stay flexible. Space is protected. Real moments are allowed to happen without interruption. The goal isn’t perfection — it’s honesty composed beautifully.
Above all, I photograph weddings for the people inside them —So when you look back years from now, you don’t just remember how it looked. You remember how it felt. This is what timeless means.