IYou are fascinated by things unseen, the gentle mysteries of our gestures, and being a fragment of something greater than its parts.
You want photographs that define your relationship as it is now, and how your marriage will shape into the future.
As a practicing witch, herbalism student, and lover of all things raw, untamed, and real, my documentary wedding photographs capture the cycles that shape us — birth, love, loss, transformation.
Weddings aren’t performances. They’re rituals, they’re a metamorphosis from two individual lives into one
I photograph your experience using the confidence of digital and the magic of film. I respectfully move through your day, without intrusion or direction. I do this so that you can be fully present, while I am fully in touch with the love that lives in the light — and the magic that thrives in the dark.
My soul belongs to
Lake George, New York
Growing up in the foothills of the Adirondacks, I spent summers wandering the woods, camping under the stars, and falling in love with the natural world. That connection never left me, and now it shapes the way I see and document love — as something elemental, something ancient, something meant to be remembered.
I’m an Aries Sun, Leo Moon, Aquarius Rising, which means I’m bold, passionate, and a little rebellious, but also deeply sentimental. I believe music is a portal, and my playlists swing from Slipknot to Noah Kahan to Mumford and Sons.
I love reading, playing video games with my husband, Drew, and spending time outside with our daughter, Melissa. And if you ever need to find me? I’m probably barefoot in the grass, chasing the golden hour light (or my chickens).
Hello there. My name is Drew Anderson (He/Him)
Second shooter for Hawthorn Photography and Sarah’s biggest supporter. I capture the moments happening beyond the spotlight, more angles, interactions, and bits of joy that might be missed in the whirlwind of the day.
Second Shooter & My Best Friend
Meet Drew
The Hawthorn tree blooms in May, the birth month of my late husband. After he passed, I rebranded my business as a way to honor him, to carry his memory forward through my work.
This is why I do what I do — to capture the love, the loss, the moments that shape us.