Photography Tips
Real Advice for Relaxed, Beautiful Photos
Planning a wedding can feel like a lot — and photography is one of the few things that stays with you long after the day ends. Our approach is documentary with classic elements, which means we focus on real moments as they unfold, while still capturing the timeless portraits you’ll want to frame.
Whether you’re building a timeline, wondering if a first look fits your day, or just want to feel more comfortable in front of the camera — these tips are written with you in mind.
Let’s make space for the real moments, the in-between ones, and the beautiful portraits — all without stress.
Make Time for Bridal Portraits
Bride prep tends to move quickly. Hair and makeup run long, people come in and out, and the schedule shifts in small ways. Even so, this part of the day is one of the best opportunities for clean, natural portraits and meaningful documentary images
10 Tips for Family Photos
Family photos matter. They are some of the most shared, most framed, and most loved images from a wedding day. But without a plan, this part of your timeline can slip from calm to chaotic fast. The good news is that a little preparation keeps everything smooth, stress free, and quick, which means more time for portraits of the two of you.
Backup Gear & “Plan B” Options
Gear fails. Weather shifts. Life throws curveballs. A professional photographer plans for all of it. Here’s what to ask—and what we do—to make sure your day is covered, no matter what.
Ceremony and Reception Lighting
As photographers, we’re trained to work in all kinds of lighting conditions, but there’s no denying that good light makes everything easier and more beautiful.