I truly want wedding photography to be the easiest part of your day.
Good news. It will be, here's how.
01- Reach Out
I know that choosing your wedding photographer is a huge decision, both emotionally and financially. Once we chat in person and determine we are an amazing fit, all I will need from you is a signed contract & deposit. This saves your date and is all done electronically.
Please feel welcome to email me with any questions you may have.
02- Engagement session
Why is this a thing?
Practice, for all of us. I will be standing (literally) very close to you throughout your entire wedding day. This is our opportunity to work together beforehand, and your chance to see what you like about your photos so you know what to expect (spoiler- you will love them!). It’s our change to be creative with no time constraints and can be extremely creative.
03- We Plan
The key to a stress free experience.
We will figure out when and where we are going to take your photos. We will take into account holden hour (the hour before the sunsets) to get the best possible light. I am always full of ideas and have a lot of experience in this area.
The formal planning portion will happen a couple of months before your wedding. I will send a questionnaire with asking all the details about your wedding. From here I will create a shoot timeline for us to work from. This allows me know what to expect so that you can focus on enjoying your wedding.
Please feel welcome to email me with any questions you may have.
04- You get married!
You enjoy, I’ll take care of the rest.
I take a hands off approach for most of your wedding. I’ll be shooting the day as it happens through the time you are getting ready, the ceremony and the reception. What you are doing naturally during these times is much more authentic than anything I can direct. I am more hands on through family portraits to make sure they flow. During your portraits, I’ll give you and your partner plenty of direction to get best possible shots.
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