wedding
Questions & answers
What's your approach on the day?
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250 weddings later, I’ve learned exactly when to step in and when to let things unfold without me. I used to think the goal was to blend in and be a quiet fly on the wall, but experience taught me that my photos look the way they do because I’m there celebrating alongside you, laughing with your people, offering guidance when it helps, and stepping back the moment something genuine starts to bloom on its own.
Do you have any timeline suggestions?
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The biggest piece of advice I can give is simple: give yourself plenty of time.
Time to get ready without rushing.
Time to savour the first few minutes after your ceremony.
Time to be with your bridal party and actually chat with your guests.
Time to enjoy the food, drinks, & little details you spent months choosing.
Your married friends will all tell you that the day goes by incredibly fast.
The more space you build into your plans, the more present you’ll feel and the more clearly you’ll remember it. It also means your photos tell the real story rather than a rushed or overly formal checklist of shots.
You’ll receive my Wedding Guide when you book, and before the day arrives we’ll sit down together and build a timeline that feels relaxed, intentional, and easy to follow.
How many photos are in a wedding gallery & when can we expect to recieve them?
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I take my time perfecting everything in post, but I’m just as eager as you are. You’ll receive a preview within 48 hours, and your full gallery will be delivered within 12 weeks (often closer to 8 outside of peak season).
While I capture every key moment throughout the day, the curation and editing process is where the images really come to life. Depending on your coverage, your gallery will include roughly 600 to 900 finished photographs.
Each wedding receives a 50 image preview gallery within 48 hours.
Do you require a shot list of photos to capture?
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I love hearing what you’re most excited for me to photograph.
Your vision board, your vibe, the little things you’ve planned- all of that helps me understand what matters most. What I don’t need is a long, frame-by-frame list pulled from a bridal blog. Of course I’ll ask which photos are truly important to you, but my job is to document your day as it naturally unfolds for genuine memories.
You will get the best version of my work when you trust the process, stay present, and let the day flow naturally.
We're having a destination wedding,
do you travel?
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I love to! I'm always looking for any excuse to hop on a plane for an adventure. Especially for love. Reach out through my contact form and tell me a little about yourself and your plans.
