It's best to book your photographer 9-12 months in advance, especially if your wedding is during peak season. Popular dates go fast!

Once you’re ready to move forward, I’ll send you your wedding contract along with an invoice for the non-refundable retainer.
The retainer is $1,000 per service.
So if you book photo + video, the total retainer is $2,000.

This amount goes toward your total balance.
The remaining balance is due 30 days before your wedding day.

Easy and stress-free 💛

Yes, I do. A second photographer is available for $1,600 for up to 8 hours.

That said, most of my weddings are photographed solo, and that has been my approach for the majority of my career. I come fully prepared and work very intentionally from the moment I arrive until the end of coverage. I focus on capturing every action, reaction, and in-between moment thoughtfully and beautifully. To date, I have never missed a key moment.

I know couples sometimes wonder if one photographer is enough. I want you to feel confident knowing that solo coverage has never meant less coverage for my clients. In fact, it often allows me to be more focused and consistent. I’m very particular about my work and about being in the right place at the right time. Weddings don’t have do-overs, so I photograph every wedding as if it were my own.

There are times when a second photographer makes sense, and some of my packages already include one. I’m always happy to talk through your timeline, locations, and priorities to help you decide what’s best for your day.

Yes, I am! If your venue needs proof of insurance, please allow me a few hours to get that sent over to you.

I’ve photographed at dozens of venues, so there is a good chance that I have. However, if I have not, I will get to the venue early on the day of and be sure to perform a thorough walk-through to scout out the best photography locations so it’s not done during your allotted coverage time.

You will receive all the best moments from your day.
On average, I deliver about 100 photos per hour of coverage.
A full wedding day usually means around 1,000–1,400 images.

I don’t hold photos back.
I only remove duplicates, test shots, missed focus, or unflattering expressions. This way, every image you receive is sharp, beautiful, and worth keeping.

Every wedding is different.
Busy days with lots of moments often mean more photos.
No matter what, you’ll get a full story of your day start to finish.

I invite you to read my Google Reviews to see real words from real couples about their experience, their photos, and their wedding day.

Yes, most certainly! Once you book, I will mail you my welcome package with Engagement Session Style Guide with tips and ideas for your engagement session. One of my biggest engagement session tips when considering locations is not to think too much about what landmarks you want in the background. In many cases I can make something work but I wouldn’t want that to be your primary reason to choose a spot. Instead of a single backdrop, think about the location in terms of an environment or atmosphere (i.e. the feel of the city, or the feel of nature). I, of course, would encourage any location that has some sentimental significance, like it was your first date spot or where you first met.

Hearing this breaks my heart a little bit. I can’t tell you how many people I know who hate their wedding photos because they had a ‘friend’ do it. This is one of the biggest days of your entire life. You spend months planning, finding the perfect dress, details, colors, flowers, venue, invites, cakes, etc and trust me, you aren’t going to remember the day. Time flies by and years from now it will be a total blur. Why go through all the trouble if you’re not going to have compelling images to remember it by?

Absolutely. Great photos come down to three things: having the eye, knowing the camera inside and out, and truly understanding light. That’s where I shine.

I always come prepared with professional lighting, which means I can add light when needed. Candlelight, sunset, nighttime, and low-light situations are never a problem.

When it’s very sunny, the key is knowing how to work with the light. I look for shade whenever possible, and if we’re in direct sun, I use smart positioning and angles to create flattering, natural images.

As for weather light rain or cloudy skies won’t stop me. I’ve photographed many weddings in less-than-perfect conditions and still delivered beautiful results. If the rain becomes heavy, we’ll simply move indoors to protect the equipment and keep everything running smoothly.

No matter the lighting or conditions, I’m always prepared and ready to make it work.

For engagement sessions and bridal portraits, the turnaround time is about two weeks. Once your images are fully edited, they’ll be uploaded to your online gallery, and you’ll receive an email with a download link.

For weddings, the contract states that you will receive your photo and video within 90 days. In reality, it’s almost always much sooner. I deliver as fast as possible because I know how excited you are to see your photos and that’s a top priority for me.

Because every wedding is a little different, I don’t promise an exact number of days, but I encourage you to check my Google reviews, where many clients mention how quickly they received their galleries.

Video does take a bit longer than photos, but it is also typically delivered well before the 90-day mark.

I promise I work hard to get your memories to you as soon as possible.

Raw images are not usable images at least to a client. Raw images need to be processed in order to create a final image. Part of my job is to process your images, perfect them and create a finished product. Asking your photographer for the RAW files, is like asking your cake vendor for an extra bag of flour, on the side. It’s only a partial ingredient in the overall product and means nothing on it’s own.

All my packages include high-resolution, edited images that are not watermarked. You can download them from your gallery and print up to 30×40 or larger with no restrictions.

No worries at all! We always have a plan 😊
Light rain, clouds, or mist are totally workable and can actually create beautiful, romantic photos. I come prepared and know how to work in changing weather.

If the rain is heavy, we’ll simply move to a covered or indoor location to protect the equipment and keep everything running smoothly. For engagement sessions, we can also reschedule if the weather isn’t cooperating and it makes sense to do so.

I’ll guide you every step of the way and help make the best call based on the weather, location, and your comfort. No matter what, my goal is to make sure you still get amazing photos and have a stress-free experience 💛