Things We've Learned
We've photographed a lot of weddings. Along the way we've picked up a thing or two worth sharing — from building a timeline that actually works, to feeling relaxed in front of the camera, to the small decisions that make a big difference on the day. We hope something here helps.
Creating Elegant Bride Prep Images
But here’s the truth: those graceful, light-drenched images that feel effortlessly stunning? They don’t just happen. They take a bit of planning — and that’s a good thing.
15 Reception Planning Tips
Receptions are where the party really starts—but a little planning goes a long way in making sure the moments you care about get photographed well.
How to Walk Down the Aisle
Walking down the aisle is one of the most emotional moments of the day — it’s the build-up, the anticipation, the deep breaths, and the “this is really happening” feeling.
Documentary-Style Photography
It’s called documentary-style wedding photography — and it’s at the heart of how we work.
Getting Ready Photos
The getting ready part of your wedding day is more than just hair, makeup, and putting on outfits — it’s the calm before everything begins.
Building Your Wedding Timeline (Photography POV)
When it comes to planning your wedding day, your timeline is everything. It’s what keeps the day flowing smoothly, helps you stay relaxed.
First Look vs Aisle Reaction
One of the questions we are often asked is whether our couples should do a first look or wait for that classic aisle reaction.
Choosing an Unplugged Ceremony
When it comes to planning your wedding, there are a lot of little decisions — some big, some small — and one that often gets overlooked is whether or not to have an unplugged ceremony.
Feeling Comfortable While Being Photographed
Feeling uneasy about being in front of the camera is completely normal, especially on your wedding day.