I'm a Catholic wedding photographer based in Pittsburgh, traveling wherever love and adventure takes me. I’m a chaser of all things good, true, and beautiful — whether that’s a mountain sunset, a gorgeous cathedral, a wonderful book, or the joy-filled moments of a wedding day.

Hey, I'm Mary Kate,

I'm a realistic idealist, messy perfectionist, extroverted introvert, and spontaneous planner, but above all, I’m someone who cares deeply about making people feel truly seen, known, and loved.

My love for photography started before I could spell the word "entrepreneur" — running pretend businesses from my living room and sneaking my mom’s camera to document life around me. I bought my first (hot pink!) camera at eleven, photographed my first wedding at seventeen, and knew immediately that I was made for this. But God had more plans for me, including earning a Theology degree at Franciscan University of Steubenville, which deepened my love and appreciation for the Catholic Faith and for truth, goodness, and beauty - all of which inspire my work today.  

Fast forward to today, and I’ve photographed over 200 weddings in the past 13 years — but every wedding still brings me the same awe and wonder I felt at that very first one. Because to me, this is more than a job — it’s a calling.

Xoxo, 
  Mary Kate

I'm a realistic idealist, messy perfectionist, extroverted introvert, and spontaneous planner, but above all, I’m someone who cares deeply about making people feel truly seen, known, and loved.

My love for photography started before I could spell the word "entrepreneur" — running pretend businesses from my living room and sneaking my mom’s camera to document life around me. I bought my first (hot pink!) camera at eleven, photographed my first wedding at seventeen, and knew immediately that I was made for this. But God had more plans for me, including earning a Theology degree at Franciscan University of Steubenville, which deepened my love and appreciation for the Catholic Faith and for truth, goodness, and beauty - all of which inspire my work today.  

Fast forward to today, and I’ve photographed over 200 weddings in the past 13 years — but every wedding still brings me the same awe and wonder I felt at that very first one. Because to me, this is more than a job — it’s a calling.