My approach is a balance between documenting what naturally unfolds and offering thoughtful direction when it’s needed. I don’t follow rigid shot lists or recreate moments, but I also understand the value of slowing down at times to create images that feel more considered and lasting. The result is a collection that feels both honest and refined—true to the day, without being over-directed.

You can expect approximately 50–75 images per hour of coverage. All images are delivered through an online gallery, where you can easily download and store your files. I always recommend saving your gallery in multiple places to ensure it’s well preserved over time.

Yes—wedding galleries include a selection of sneak peeks delivered within the first week. Portrait sessions do not include preview images, as those galleries are delivered in full.

The most meaningful images come from a willingness to be present and engaged with one another. I always encourage incorporating something natural to you—an activity, a setting, or simply an energy that reflects how you are together.

If you’re drawn to images that feel expressive and connected, it’s important to allow yourselves to step into that fully. The more you lean into each other and let go of self-awareness, the more natural and lasting the photographs will feel.

Final images are delivered fully edited, reflecting the complete and intentional nature of the work. RAW files are not included, as they are unfinished and not representative of the final result. If extended usage or rights are desired, that can always be discussed further.

Engagement sessions are not required, but they are highly recommended. They allow us to spend time together in a more relaxed setting, helping you feel comfortable in front of the camera before the wedding day. It also creates space for additional images without the time constraints of a wedding.

Yes, absolutely. I assist with timeline planning to ensure the day flows with intention and ease. A well-structured timeline allows space for both natural moments and more considered images, without ever feeling rushed.

A first look is a private moment shared between you and your partner before the ceremony, allowing you to see each other for the first time in a more intimate setting. It often creates space for a more relaxed timeline and allows for additional portraits to be taken earlier in the day.

For weddings, we begin with a call to ensure we’re aligned and a good fit for one another. From there, a proposal is sent with collection options. To secure your date, a signed contract and retainer are required. Once complete, your date is officially reserved.

Yes—travel is a central part of my work, with the majority of weddings taking place outside of my home base. I’m available to document celebrations wherever they may be.