Today marked a huge milestone for Capture & Co—we were honored to receive a business grant from a local business that believes in what we’re building. Support like this means more than we can put into words, and we’re incredibly grateful for the encouragement and trust as we take these next steps. Behind the scenes, it’s been a season full of small but meaningful wins. We officially secured our EIN, checked off countless setup details, and are thrilled to share that we’ll beg

At Capture & Co., we’re building a business with purpose. Yes, we’re a for-profit company, but we also believe deeply in giving back to the communities we’re part of. It’s not just something we want  to do—it’s part of who we are. As Marine Corps spouses, we’ve learned that moving to a new place isn’t just about settling in—it’s about contributing , supporting, and making a difference in the communities we call home. Whether it’s schools, local events, or organizations that n

Starting a new business is never without its challenges—especially when life is already full. Tiffany and I know this all too well. Between juggling families, careers, and the everyday hustle, finding the time and energy to build Capture & Co. hasn’t always been easy. But every late-night phone call, random voice note, and text exchanged between us reminds us why we started this journey in the first place. Usually, our conversations happen at night—after our kids are settled

Capture & Co. didn’t begin with a business plan, a fancy logo, or a perfectly timed launch. It began on a random day in January… with a text message. Tiffany and I originally connected on Facebook, but our story goes back even further. Our boys went to kindergarten together, and from there, we became instant friends—the kind that just clicks . We’re both Marine Corps spouses, both women who like to hustle, and both deeply familiar with the everyday grind that comes with milit