I feel photography it's been in my life before I was even conscious of it.
One of my clearest childhood memories was watching my mom set up her film camera and give it to my dad so she could have some nice photos with us.
I remember being surrounded by cameras and film rolls, and I can say now that I'm one of the luckiest persons to have many photographs of my childhood before cell phones with cameras were a thing.
Now that I'm a gown up, I appreciate the beautiful work my mother did to document my life, how precious those memories are, those moments that won't be back, but they'll live forever on her albums and polaroids.
I have spent the last decade getting to know new humans and documenting their stories and relationships. How they got into that point of their life, and what makes them light up. I feel it is quite a responsibility and a significant honor to be able to create this legacy for them.
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I am deeply committed to environmental sustainability, and this commitment extends to every aspect of my life. In my relentless pursuit of a zero-waste household and minimizing my carbon footprint, I am constantly seeking new ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle.
Driven to break down gender stereotypes and champion true equality, I dedicate my work to empowering others and advocating for a more inclusive world — one where everyone can thrive free from limiting norms and toxic gender dynamics.
I have a wild passion about gardening. And taking care of my beloved cacti. I tent to plant every seed I come across! Though I must confess, not all of my botanical efforts end in success. But hey, it's all about the journey, right?
Jenica Heintzelman is a Guatemalan-American videographer with over 13 years of experience and more than 200 weddings documented across the country.
An artist, filmmaker, and storyteller at heart, her journey began in high school when she picked up a film camera and fell in love with the magic of developing film in the darkroom. That passion led her to study documentary film and eventually move to New York City, where she built her career.
After 15 years in NYC, Jenica relocated to Arizona to live closer to nature and create space for a more intentional, artful life.
Her work is rooted in inclusivity, honesty, and connection, with a documentary approach that captures weddings as they truly feel—wild, tender, and beautifully real. She believes couples should be fully present on their wedding day, trusting her to preserve the moments that matter most.
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Growing up half Guatemalan and traveling to Central America at a young age gave Jenica a deep appreciation for family, culture, and new experiences. Those early adventures taught her the value of stepping outside her comfort zone and embracing life with curiosity and openness.
Whether hiking desert trails, exploring new landscapes, or climbing at the gym (even if it means falling occasionally), Jenica draws energy and inspiration from being in nature. She loves the freedom and perspective it brings, despite being allergic to almost every kind of pollen.
From developing her first roll of film in a high school darkroom to experimenting with coffee smoothies, thrifting for hidden treasures, and finding beauty in everyday moments, Jenica approaches life with curiosity and a love for hands-on, artistic expression.
Charise is a true New Yorker with a love for creativity, storytelling, and noticing the little details that make moments feel special.
With a background in calligraphy, party décor, and crafting, her creative journey naturally led her to documenting art and everyday life throughout New York City—from bold murals to quiet, easily overlooked street details.
She began capturing photos and videos on her phone over a decade ago, simply because she loved preserving moments as they happened.
What started as a personal habit grew into something others connected with, opening the door to social media management, content creation, and documenting meaningful events for friends, family, and local creatives. Eventually, that love for storytelling found its place in weddings.
Charise brings a thoughtful, documentary-style approach to wedding days. She focuses on candid moments, behind-the-scenes details, and the in-between memories—capturing the heart, energy, and emotion of each celebration in a way that feels natural, genuine, and true to the couple.
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With a background in calligraphy, and hands-on crafting, Charise has long been passionate about creating with her hands. Beyond her own work, she has designed and led craft classes for children in her community, sharing creativity as a way to connect, learn, and have fun together.
Raising children close in age has made life both wonderfully chaotic and deeply joyful for Charise. She loves teaching, exploring, and creating alongside her children—whether outdoors in nature or indoors crafting, cooking, and playing together.
Charise’s love for gardening was shaped by childhood afternoons spent with her grandmother, selecting flower bulbs and rose bushes and learning how gardens attract life. Today, she carries those lessons with her, spending warm months tending to her own garden and keeping it blooming year after year in her grandmother’s honor.