Decaf enthusiast. Chronological queen. Self-appointed family memory keeper.
And the founder of Ever After Archives.
I come from a family where photography was kind of a big deal. There were always cameras around, film canisters in drawers, and my mum hovering nearby with her trusty Instamatic ready to capture the moment. We even had our own darkroom!
That love of photos? Definitely inherited.
But somewhere along the way, things got complicated.
The shoeboxes became hard drives.
The photo albums became camera rolls.
And suddenly we were expected to preserve our entire family's history... one blurry iPhone photo at a time.
(No pressure. But actually… ALL the pressure).
When my dad passed away, I was the one who pulled together his photos for the memorial. That’s when it hit me - I was the only one who had their collection even remotely organised. Everyone else was rummaging through shoeboxes, old laptops, and mystery USBs labelled “PHOTOS??”.
That was my lightbulb moment.
Our kids are growing up in the most photographed generation ever...
But those memories are often trapped on phones, buried in cupboards, or waiting for "one day" to arrive.
Especially school memories: the photos. The artwork. The certificates. The little moments we swear we'll remember forever.
Until life gets busy and suddenly your child is halfway through high school.
How did that happen?!
So I started Ever After Archives to help busy Xennial mums rescue those forgotten memories and turn them into beautiful keepsakes their families can actually enjoy.
From school years archives to family albums and treasured legacy projects, I take the overwhelm out of preserving the stories that matter.
I bring the organisation, the design eye, the slightly ridiculous love of sorting things into order… and just enough Type A energy to turn your beautiful chaos into something you'll treasure for years to come.
Because photos were never meant to sit forgotten in a camera roll.
They were meant to tell your story.