THE EXPERIENCE
I ask a lot of questions before we meet. By the time I'm in a room with you, the context is already familiar.
THE EXPERIENCE
BEGINS BEFORE THE WEDDING DAY
From the first call to the final gallery, everything is built around one thing: you feeling at ease. Not posed. Not rushed.
book a call
let your
story
unfold
THE FIRST CALL
IS JUST A
CONVERSATION
OBSERVANT / UNHURRIED / FILM & DIGITAL
WHAT TO EXPECT
A conversation. I'll ask a lot of questions — about you, your families, what the days look like.
Initial
call
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BOOK A ZOOM CALL
Tailored
proposal
I'll build something based on what you're actually planning, not a package that fits a spreadsheet.
Presence
over
performance
I move around the edges. I step in when it helps, disappear when it doesn't.
Delivery
Gallery in 6–8 weeks. Film negatives developed and printed by hand. No two prints come out exactly the same.
Do you travel for weddings?
Once you have a date and a rough plan. Legacy spots fill up earlier than most people expect — usually by mid-year for the following season.
Yes, and most of what I do happens away from home. Travel costs depend on where you are and for how long. We'll sort that out once we know if it makes sense.
How far in advance should we book?
Sneak peek in the first two weeks. Full gallery in 6–8 weeks.
How long will it take to receive our photos?
I don't have a fixed number. You'll get what the days produced — usually between 400 and 600 images per day, all edited
How many images will we receive?
Do you offer video or other services?
The selection is yours. I can walk you through the process if it helps, but I don't choose for you.
I don't shoot video, but I know people who do this work the same way I do. I can connect you if you need it.
Will we be able to select the photos for our album?
Write to me or book a call. If you have a date and a destination in mind, we're probably ready to talk.
How do we get started?
Because something changes by the second day. People stop performing. The jokes come easier. That's when the work becomes something worth keeping.
