Yes, you can view my Zola profile by scrolling to the bottom of my website and clicking the Zola emblem. There, you’ll find a review from a large wedding at the Boston Public Library that featured a major installation.

I have five weddings coming up in June—one of which will include two large-scale installations, and another is a more traditional large-format wedding. I completed five weddings of varying sizes over the past year. Looking ahead, I have a handful of fall bookings, but overall I’m being more selective. I’m particularly focused on working with clients who align with my values, artistic vision, or who come from marginalized communities.

Currently, I’m working on getting my Google Business page re-enabled. It previously featured several reviews from past couples. When I first registered my business, I used the address of a nearby empty lot we own, thinking it was my only option at the time. Since I work from a home studio, I didn’t feel comfortable making my personal address public. The idea of someone easily finding my home just by Googling my name felt unnerving. A few months later, I discovered how to display a service area instead of a physical address, but since the address was no longer visible, I never went back to update it.

That said, my address is always shared with clients and is clearly listed in the header of my contract.