Before ever photographing a wedding, Kayleigh Taylor spent two years in a darkroom, learning the ins and outs of film by hand. That early experience taught her how to play with light, work thoughtfully, and create images that feel like memories. Since 2016, she’s photographed over 130 weddings, developing an evocative style that is uniquely her own.

Combining documentary storytelling with a romantic, editorial style, Kayleigh leans into natural moments over orchestrated ones, with a sense of direction that keeps her couples at ease. Whether photographing in a backyard or on the grounds of a grand estate, she brings the same intention: to preserve what’s real and capture moments that stand the test of time. Her edits stay true to her film scans, giving her galleries a cinematic softness—elegant, rich in tone, and often laced with romanticism and a fairytale-like aesthetic. When couples don’t remember being photographed but are transported back in time by their images, she knows she’s done her job.

Kayleigh’s goal is to help couples stay fully present and immersed in their day, so the photographs truly reflect the experience, genuine interactions, and intimacy that accompany such a grand event. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, US Weekly, Over the Moon, and more.