I’ve been photographing weddings since 2009, and I understand how meaningful these images become over time. They are not just for today, but for the generations who will look back on them and feel connected to where they came from.
My work is rooted in light, emotion, and presence. I’m drawn to imagery that feels natural yet intentional—editorial without being forced, timeless without feeling traditional.
Just as important as the photographs themselves is how you feel while they’re being made. I believe a calm, well-supported experience allows couples to be fully present, which is when the most honest and beautiful moments unfold.
Experience brings perspective—and a deep respect for the moments entrusted to me..
Caitlin maloney
about
From Detroit to Amsterdam to Newport and Beyond, I work with couples who value artistry and experience.
Europe represents the next chapter. Having lived in Germany as an au pair and spent time studying abroad, I’ve long felt connected to its pace, architecture, and sense of history. I’m excited to continue expanding my work throughout Europe, photographing weddings in places where setting and story are inseparable. This chapter feels both personal and natural—an extension of work that has always been shaped by place, light, and intention.
europe
Michigan is home. After returning to my roots, I expanded my business here while growing my family, photographing weddings across the state in settings that range from lakeside landscapes to elegant estates and city venues. My work in Michigan reflects both continuity and growth—bringing years of experience to each celebration while remaining deeply present and invested in the people I photograph.
michigan
New England is where my story began. I studied photography at the Center for Digital Imaging Arts at Boston University and launched my business near Newport, Rhode Island, photographing weddings throughout the region. Those early years shaped my approach—working with historic architecture, coastal light, and celebrations rooted in tradition and place. It’s where I learned to balance refinement with real moments, and that foundation continues to inform my work today.
new England
