Our Team
We’re a boutique team of detail driven artists united by a shared passion: capturing timeless love stories, each with our own unique perspective. With years of experience in the wedding industry, we’ve discovered that combining our diverse skills is the best way to deliver stunning, consistent photography. Each team member brings something special to the table, ensuring a personalized experience for every client.
Founder + Principal Photographer
Maurice "Sonny" Strickland
Maurice Strickland, professionally known as "Sonny", is a Chicago-based photographer, videographer, and entrepreneur.
Since 2003, he’s built a reputation as a leading creative, specializing in commercial portraiture, fashion, weddings, and fine art.
Inspired by world travels and his wife of 12 years, Elizabeth, Sonny has captured over 200 weddings and major events like NYFW and Paris Fashion Week. Sonny specializes in delivering timeless, editorial-style imagery with passion and expertise.

Photographer
Gabriela Realegeño
I'm Gabby, a Chicago-based photographer who discovered my passion in 2019. Since then, I’ve photographed over 100 weddings, capturing each couple’s unique story. I specialize in documenting genuine, heartfelt moments with a blend of candid storytelling and thoughtful direction, ensuring your photos are timeless and full of emotion.
From your partner’s smile to the laughter and love, I focus on the details that matter most. Working with me is relaxed, fun, and all about celebrating your love!

Videographer + Filmmaker
Alex De Guzman
Alex De Guzman is a Chicago-based videographer and filmmaker specializing in commercials, documentaries, weddings, short films, and music videos.
He has collaborated with talents like Chance the Rapper, Roger Federer, and brands such as Red Bull, Google, Playboy, and FC Barcelona. Known for his creative vision and versatility, Alex has worked on high-profile campaigns, including the NFL Super Bowl and NBA2K.
His passion for storytelling shines across commercial and artistic projects.

"We are making photographs to understand what our lives mean to us."
- Ralph Hattersley
