Documentary and editorial wedding photography capturing authentic moments, emotion, and details from a wedding day.
Black and white photo of a wedding dress hanging on a rack with bridal shoes placed below.
Philadelphia city skyline at dusk with iconic skyscrapers and urban rooftops against a soft evening sky.
Philadelphia Wedding photographer


HI, I am Marsaili JanE


meet the photographer behind the lens:

I’m a Philadelphia wedding photographer who believes your wedding day should feel like your wedding day, not a photoshoot.


I’m here to capture the real stuff: the happy tears, the chaos, the quiet moments, the belly laughs, the people you love, and all the little in-between moments you may not even realize are happening. My style is documentary and candid with an editorial eye, creating photographs that feel timeless, emotional, and true to you.


And while I care deeply about your photos, I care just as much about **you enjoying your day**. I’m super flexible, and I’m your hype girl when you need me. If you’re deep in conversation with a loved one, laughing with your friends, or completely wrapped up in a moment, I’m not going to pull you away just because we “need a photo.” I’ll let you have the moment, and I’ll document it.


I think my sentimental side is probably part of why I love weddings so much. I was born on the Fourth of July...so my zodiac sign is a Cancer! Family, love, and meaningful moments have always been a big deal to me. I’m the person who gets emotional watching a couple walk back down the aisle after saying “I do,” or catching the groom’s face when he sees his bride for the first time. Those moments get me every time.


When I’m not behind my camera, I’m usually traveling, figure skating, singing, grabbing coffee with friends, or spending time with my family. And Dexter, my pandemic pup, is probably somewhere nearby.


At the end of the day, I want you to have beautiful photographs, but more importantly, **I want you to have a day you actually got to enjoy.** The photos are how you’ll remember it, but the moments themselves are what make it all worth remembering.

XOXO,

Marsaili Jane