but Roseman Suaid was born in California.
I’m a Brazilian photographer based in Escondido, California, and I focus on capturing weddings and intimate celebrations in an honest, meaningful way.
I work with an amazing team to tell your story from start to finish. I lead the creative side, and my husband, Brendan, along with our associates, helps with video and extra coverage when needed.
Together, we capture the moments that matter most and turn them into memories you’ll actually feel when you look back.
Hi, I’m Laryssa, a Brazilian photographer based in California with a deep love for capturing life’s most meaningful moments.
I grew up surrounded by cameras and stories, and that early fascination turned into the way I see the world. Over the years, I’ve developed a style that blends calm direction, real emotion, and a mix of natural light and flash, whatever the moment calls for. My goal is always the same: for you to feel comfortable being yourselves while I document everything as it unfolds.
Today, I focus on weddings and intimate portraits, with a soft spot for fashion and product projects that keep my creativity flowing. For me, photography isn’t just about beautiful images. It’s about connection, trust, and turning real moments into timeless memories you’ll want to revisit for a lifetime.
Owner of RosemanSuaid, a passionate photographer with roots in Brazil, she brings creativity and precision to every frame, ensuring your memories are beautifully and authentically captured.
A skilled videographer, Brendan balances his passion for storytelling with his full-time role as a flight instructor, capturing every moment with intention, calm and technical excellence.
With a degree in Photography, Larissa transitioned from food photography to weddings, bringing her extensive experience, sensitivity and creative eye to beautifully document your special day.
Camila, a former photographer, now leads our films with a cinematic eye, turning real moments into elegant stories and bringing over a decade of experience, sensitivity and creativity.
When you turn 15 in Brasil is a big party like the Quinceanera, and of course we didn’t have money for that, so my mom knew that i always wanted a digital camera, so she gave me one for my 15s the brand was TRON, and she was 2.5 megapixels and that was my shit. I couldn’t stop taking pictures since them, but I think this passion for photos it is in my blood, my dad used to develop photos for a living, he was the best one in the state back that time, and my Grampa was the first photographer in my city. I grow up with so many photos and cameras around, I swear, when i was around 19 i still had pictures of myself in boxes that i never seen before.
Laryssa’s Story
