We're more than just sister-in-laws, we've been close friends and working partners for over five years. Even when we're thousands of miles away from each other, we're constantly Facetiming just to hang out. While we're both go-with-the-flow kind of people when it comes to shooting, we process it in different ways. Rachel thinks out loud, while Cara is more exacting. On a shoot, we are there to collaborate with you, hype you up, and make you laugh. We're your assistant on your wedding day, helping you carry your flowers or hem a dress. Our strength lies in when we work together. We bounce ideas off of each other, we build on each others' ideas, and boost each others' confidence throughout a shoot or a wedding day.
Rachel Livermore
Virgo ENFP • a natural planner • eats way too much spaghetti • 80's rock girl • excitedly freaks out over any dog she sees
Rachel is the ultimate hype-man. Even when we're out getting Starbucks, she goes out of her way to tell any women who crosses her path how gorgeous they look or how cute their outfit is. Her life's mission is to make people feel good about themselves in a world that tells them that they're not. As a new mom, she's learned firsthand how fleeting and fast life is, and has found a new appreciation for her role as a photographer - we cement memories to be treasured for the rest of your life. And nothing's more important than that.
She started her photography career by taking photos of her beloved dog Dexter and the flowers and blades of grass around her house. (A real naturalist!) Because of her naturally outgoing personality, she shortly got into taking photos of people. When asked to do her first wedding, she partnered up with Cara and grew into where she is today.
Cara Livermore
INTJ Aries • obsessively organized • 10-year vegan • old movie aficionado • art history buff
Cara has always been an avid observer. A classic introvert, she’s been honing her skills of recognizing moments since she was just a kid. That’s why today, weddings are her favorite subjects to shoot - she looks for those in-between moments that go beyond the surface of how people think they should present themselves in front of the camera. She takes her inspiration from cinematic, classic compositions, making a photoshoot feel more like stills from a movie.
Knowing that she’d grow up to be an artist, she spent her teen years in every art class possible, then later on going to get her BFA with a minor in art history. Over ten years later, she’s been shooting photographs daily, whether for clients or for her own personal life. For her, photography is a necessity - something that solidifies fleeting moments into something beautiful that’ll be there decades later.