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OUR STORY
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The Heart Behind Amore Visionarium

We are the husband-and-wife team behind Amore Visionarium.

 

My husband is a South Carolina native, and I was born in Haiti and raised in Florida before making Columbia, South Carolina, my new home.

Our story began at Full Sail University in Florida, where we both grew in our creativity and love for visual storytelling. After meeting there, we eventually moved back to South Carolina together and began building a vision that combined our love for photography, videography, design, and meaningful storytelling.

 

Creativity has always been a part of who we are. Through our journey, we discovered that photos and films have the power to preserve memories, tell real stories, and help people hold on to the moments that matter most.

 

Over the years, we have worked with schools, nonprofits, churches, community organizations, small businesses, and creative projects, helping people share their stories through video, photography, editing, and design.

 

Today, we bring that same passion into Amore Visionarium.

Whether we are capturing a wedding, engagement, family portrait, graduation, event, or brand story, our goal is always the same: to create meaningful visuals that feel real, intentional, and worth coming back to for years to come.

Our Mission & Vision

At Amore Visionarium, our mission is to capture love, purpose, and identity through photography and cinematic videography.

We help couples, small businesses, entrepreneurs, and brands tell their stories in a meaningful way by creating visuals that feel real, connect with people, and preserve moments that matter.

Our vision is for Amore Visionarium to be known for capturing real, meaningful moments through photography and cinematic videography.

Whether we are documenting a wedding day, an engagement, a family session, a graduation, an event, or a brand story, our heart is the same: to create visuals that feel honest, intentional, and worth coming back to.

We believe memories are not meant to be seen once.
They are meant to be felt, remembered, and lived again.

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