A little about me..

Here's how I got started

My name is Megan Henley. Out of college in 2021, I took a job at a great Portrait Photography Company, and fell in love with photography. I became Miss St. Bernard Parish Festival Queen in 2022. I used my savings to buy my first professional camera and took a leap of faith. My friends and family became my entire portfolio.
I have been in front of the camera for many photoshoots, and behind the camera for business and learning! The best of both worlds!

“For I know the plans I have for you”

—Jeremiah 29:11

Festival Queen

As Miss St. Bernard Parish Festival Queen 2022, I have traveled the great state of Louisiana to visit other Festival Queens in their Parish, and learn about what our great state has to offer.

Pageantry has improved my communication, public speaking, poise, representation of myself, and what's important to me! I love connecting with my community.

Check out Miss St. Bernard Parish Redfish Festival's Instagram: @missredfishqueen

My Husband & Family

I met my now Husband, Hayden, in 2021 trying to sell him my first car online. He didn't purchase the car, but he invited me to Monster Jam the next day instead. That was our first date! I became his girlfriend a week later!

On May 23, 2025, Hayden and I became Husband & Wife at the Strawberry Manor in Ponchatoula, LA! We received the Sacrament of Marriage on our one year wedding anniversary at St. Rita Catholic Church.

We have the sweetest two year old son, Hudson. He is the most precious gift God has ever blessed us with.

Pageant by Damion Haines. Wedding by Chelsey Constanzi.

I Love...

I love God. I love Jesus. I love my family.

I love country music.

I love chocolate!

I love Hannah Montana.

Random Facts about me

I am a confirmed Catholic.

I have a black cat named Dracula, and a bunny named Prissy!

I worked on an oyster boat with my dad in High School!

I was a nanny, now I'm a mommy. So I'm great with kids!

My Dream

I want to create those timeless heirloom photos. The photos that are framed on your wall. The photos you share with your future grandchildren or peers and say, "This was me back in my day".