Once you inquire through my website, we will start the conversation online about your story and vision.
No matter what you decide on, these packages are uniquely tailored to you and your wedding day!
2 Hours Coverage starting at $1,800
Starting at $450
Full Day - 8-10 hours photography coverage starting at $5,000
Weekend Wedding coverage starts at $6,500 - Please inquire for more details!
Partial Day - 6 hours photography coverage starting at $4,000
Starting at $700
Starting at $550
Including Family/Maternity, Graduating Seniors, and Professional Portraits
Lastly, I deliver hand-edited, high-resolution photos that have been handled with love and care. They will be delivered through a custom online gallery where you can order prints and you can share with family and friends.
I will send you an online contract you can look over and sign. There will be a 50% non-refundable deposit, and your date is secured! You can always reach out to me as you continue to plan for your day, and I will provide assistance with timeline and vendor recommendations.
When you are ready to book, we schedule a zoom call to connect more personally and talk through any details and questions you may have.
05. DELIVERY
Once you inquire through my website, we will start the conversation online about your story and vision.
01. CONVERSATION
02. ZOOM CALL
03. BOOK IN
04. WEDDING DAY
When the day comes, I do my best to be present and observant with the emotions, authentic moments, beauty, and light around me. I weave together your story with the candid moments through thoughtful and artful imagery.
Something that sets me apart is that I shoot film at every wedding I photograph. Cameras have come along way since the film days, but there is still something about film that digital cameras just can't replicate. It feels so candid and unique. It is also completely analog, meaning it is an actual physical representation of your day and not a digitally reproduced one.
My primary film stock is Portra 400 and I shoot a combination of 35mm and 120mm film. The film is then developed, scanned, and delivered via an online gallery. You'll also receive some actual film negatives from the day.