Pretty photos is not enough… When you hire a wedding photographer, you are trusting that they will document your day from the beginning to the end.
This is where we document the beginning of your day.
If you choose to do a first look, this is a private moment where you see each other for the first time before the ceremony.
From the walk down the aisle to your vows, reactions, and first kiss.
This is a short portrait session set aside during the day to capture couple portraits. These are likely the photos you hand in your home.
your first dance, parent dances, and reactions from guests.
Group and candid photos of family and friends.
whether it’s sparklers, a send-off, or a last dance to the celebration.
NOTE. Every wedding is different — this is an example of how a typical day can be documented.
This is where we document the beginning of your day.
We capture detail shots such as your dress, rings, invitations, jewelry, heels, and accessories, along with candid moments as you get ready with the people closest to you.
The ceremony is documented as it naturally unfolds.
From the walk down the aisle to your vows, reactions, and first kiss, the focus is on capturing real moments without interruption.
This is a short portrait session set aside during the day to capture couple photos and family portraits. It’s guided, relaxed, and designed to feel natural — not stiff or overly posed.
We document key moments during the reception such as your first dance, parent dances, and reactions from guests, focusing on emotion and atmosphere as the celebration begins.
Throughout the reception, we capture candid interactions between you and your family and friends — the laughter, hugs, and in-between moments that often go unnoticed.
If your timeline includes a grand exit, this is where we document the final moments of the night — whether it’s sparklers, a send-off, or a quiet ending to the celebration.
An engagement session is a relaxed shoot before your wedding day.
It’s optional, but many couples find it helpful for feeling more comfortable in front of the camera.
