My name is Corinne Stokes and I live in Caguas, Puerto Rico, with my husband of 22 years (Luke) and three children: Devon (17), Aria (15) and Monet (12). I’m originally from southern California and spent 12 and a half years in Nashville, Tennessee before moving to Puerto Rico in December of 2018. I love that Puerto Rico doesn't have a real winter. Summer weather all year long! I hate being cold, so that suits me just fine.


I speak decent Spanish and am continuing to learn with the help of my Puerto Rican friends.


Family is everything to me. I homeschool our kids and my husband and I both work from home, so we get to see a lot of each other. We enjoy playing board games and watching movies together. All three of my kids have black belts in karate--so I'm a proud karate mom.


I am known for my hugs. My husband says I have a ministry of hugs. Long, heartfelt ones that leave the other person feeling loved.


I love to cook, so I spend a LOT of time in my kitchen. I've studied a lot on nutrition as well. I have a garden and it is super cool to harvest and eat things I grew myself. 


I grew up dancing. I did ballet, tap and jazz for about 10 years. I recently got back into ballet and am absolutely loving it.


I got into photography when I had kids. I wanted to be able to take good photos of my little ones. I bought a camera and started learning and practicing and branched out to family photos for my friends. Then weddings, maternity sessions, events....and the rest is history!

Portrait of a woman sitting on the steps of the capitol building in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Why I Love Photographing Weddings

When I photograph a wedding, I get to jump into one of the most important days in someone's life. I get to be right in the midst of all of their family and best friends. I skip over all the small talk and dive into the good stuff. I get to experience the joy, love and excitement of the big day and be the one to capture all the special moments for them to look back on for the rest of their lives. I feel like one of the bridesmaids, there to serve the couple and their families. Shooting proposals gives me that same excitement as well.

Family portrait taken on the steps of the capitol building in San Juan, Puerto Rico.