Molly is a Seattle native who has spent her adult life living in New York City, Los Angeles, and Seattle. She is a sentimental and thoughtful photographer who approaches her work with honest observation and an editorial edge. For the past decade, she has photographed weddings with an intentional, documentary-informed style that reflects her deep appreciation for human connection and the richness of life’s experiences. Her work is rooted in curiosity—about people, their stories, and the fleeting moments that shape them. At the heart of it all is a desire to preserve the people we love—making photographs that matter, not just visually, but emotionally. She strives to capture not only how a day looked, but how it felt to be surrounded by those who mean the most.
Prior to photography, she began her career in television, working as the music coordinator on The Tonight Show and Conan, where she collaborated closely with a wide range of creative teams. She later spent several years touring the world as a tour manager for artists like Jack White, Beck, and The Head and The Heart. Her background in music and television production brings a refined skill set and a steady, intuitive presence—blending creative vision with a genuine appreciation for people and meaningful moments.
At home, Molly and her partner Andy dote on their beloved red dog, Lucy, and midnight cat, Oishii. They prioritize quality time with friends and family, staying active and always planning their next adventure. Their travels often lead to island life—annual visits to the Hawaiian Islands, quiet weekends at a family cabin on Camano, and recent explorations in Japan and Puerto Rico. In her quieter moments, Molly gravitates toward simple pleasures—gardening, long walks, home-cooked meals, jogs with Lucy, audiobooks, and the New York Times crossword. Watercolor painting is next on the list.