There’s a moment, just before the aisle, when everything else fades. A bride exhales. Slow, deep, and time feels like it holds its breath. It’s quiet. Sacred. And it’s not always captured. But when is it? It’s everything. Those are the moments Stills by Trinity photographs. Not just what your day looked like, but what it felt like. The nervous hand squeezes behind the bouquet. The knowing glance from a parent. The tears no one noticed falling. Trinity’s work lives in that space where beauty and memory meet, where photography becomes a way to hold on to what matters most.
“I’ve found that the moments couples end up treasuring the most aren’t always the big, obvious ones,” she says. “It’s the quiet ones. The in-between.”
You can feel that in her photos. Yes, they’re beautiful! The kind of images that stop you mid-scroll. But they’re also filled with presence. With emotion. With the feeling that someone was paying attention, even when no one else was.
Photo: Stills by Trinity
An Intentional Eye, A Gentle Presence
Trinity isn’t the type of photographer who directs every second. She watches, waits, and builds trust well before the wedding day ever arrives.
“Presence comes from trust,” she explains. “When couples feel safe with me, they can actually be themselves! Laugh, cry, forget I’m even there. That’s when the good stuff happens.”
She nurtures that trust thoughtfully with pre-wedding questionnaires, planning chats, and check-ins that help couples feel grounded and seen before a single photo is taken. Then, on the big day, she doesn’t take over. She guides gently. Blends in. Creates space, not just for photos but for feeling. And those moments of quiet? They’re not just lucky pauses between timelines, they’re planned. A walk between portraits. A breather after the ceremony. A few quiet minutes to just be together.
“They help couples slow down and actually soak it all in,” she says. “And honestly, those often end up being the photos they come back to the most.”
Photo: Stills by Trinity
Where Editorial Meets Emotion
Trinity’s photos have that elevated, editorial look. Polished, poised, full of intention. But never stiff. “To me, editorial doesn’t mean posed or perfect,” she says. “It means thoughtful. Clean composition, light that flatters, a sense of style. But it still needs to feel alive.”
And that’s the difference. Her photos don’t just document the day. They let you relive it. They carry the heartbeat of what happened.
Photo: Stills by Trinity
The Photographer Who Sees You
If there’s one piece of advice Trinity gives every couple, it’s this: you’re not just hiring someone to take pretty pictures. You’re inviting someone into one of the most personal, emotional days of your life.
“This person is with you through the whole thing, from getting ready to the last dance,” she says. “Pick someone whose work moves you, yes. But also someone who makes you feel calm. Seen. Like you can be fully yourself.”
So before you start scrolling through Pinterest or diving into mood boards, Trinity suggests starting with something simpler: a feeling. “Think about how you want to feel when you look back on your photos,” she says. “Then find someone who honors that feeling above everything else. Someone who doesn’t just follow trends but really sees you.”
Photo: Stills by Trinity
A Legacy of Feeling
When Trinity thinks about what she wants her photos to say 30 years from now, she doesn’t miss a beat:
You were so loved — and you were there for it. Fully.
It’s not about the perfect shot or the most likes. It’s about the tiny, fleeting moments that mean everything later. The soft blur of a laugh. The stillness of a hand being held. The day that changed your life, exactly as it unfolded. For couples who want their wedding documented not just with style, but with soul, Trinity’s lens is already waiting, connect with her on her vendor profile.
Photo: Stills by Trinity
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