Why Is It Always Sundaze?

I started alwayssundaze—admittedly—because my TikTok got hacked. Suddenly, I had way too much time to sit with myself and think about what I actually wanted my life to look like beyond work. No structure, no plan—just space.

Around that time, I saw something about reconnecting with your childhood self. Going back to the things you loved before the noise.

So I asked myself: what did I love as a kid?

Dancing, reading, and creating.

Dancing is mostly off the table—I did it so much I needed hip surgery at 20. But creating? That never left. I was the kid making up storylines for my American Girl dolls and Barbies, and the second I got a Flip Camera, I was writing, directing, and filming my own little productions for YouTube.

I didn’t become the producer I once imagined—but in a way, I did.

alwayssundaze has become my creative outlet where I get to capture, curate, and tell stories through content. What started as a space for my thoughts has evolved into something more intentional: creating for weddings, hospitality, and elevated, experience-driven brands.

It’s about capturing the details, the feeling, the moments people don’t always see, but always remember.

alwayssundaze—because Sundays have always been my happiest daze. Whether it’s sleeping in, enjoying a farmers market, or being lazy on the couch, it's the day of the week when I feel present, fulfilled, and intentional. The kind of feeling I try to bring into everything I create.

So it’s alwayssundazee.

(When your name is Jhayce, why spell anything normal?)