I’m the person behind Antique Audio. By day, I work in social media, but my background has always been rooted in events, storytelling, and creating experiences people remember.

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Before starting Antique Audio, I worked in events, where I got to see firsthand how much goes into creating a meaningful celebration, and how quickly those big days seem to fly by. I eventually moved into social media, where I’ve spent years thinking about how we capture stories, moments, and the little details that make people stop and feel something.

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Antique Audio came from that same love of storytelling, but on a much more personal level. I’ve always been sentimental about memories and the people connected to them. After losing several family members unexpectedly and far too young, I became even more aware of how precious the little things we have of the people we love can be. A photograph, a handwritten note, a favorite story, or simply hearing someone’s voice.

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I love old photographs, vintage things, handwritten notes, and anything that gives you a little glimpse into another moment in time. And I’ve always thought there was something especially powerful about hearing someone’s voice - their laugh, the way they tell a story, or the little things they say when they don’t realize they’re creating a memory.

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That’s a big part of why I started Antique Audio. I wanted to create a way to preserve the voices and personalities behind the memories, because sometimes those are the things we miss the most.

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Antique Audio is my way of combining the things I’ve always loved - events, nostalgia, storytelling, and a good vintage find - into something people can hold onto long after the day is over.