At the end of your wedding day the cake will be eaten, the DJ will have spun his last tune and your venue will be turned around for another wedding. But your photos will last forever. They will tell the story of your wedding day for generations to come. I am a big advocate for printing your photos. A high quality wedding album will last a very long time, your family will one day sit down and page through it and you will tell them of the day you married your person. If that isn't investing, I don't know what is. 

WEDDING COVERAGE
STARTS FROM $2950

All packages include at least six hours of coverage, one photographer (me), an online gallery, digital downloads of all your images (with personal print rights), and an engagement session.  

Frequently.Asked.Questions.

1.) Do you shoot Canon or Nikon?
I find it kind of weird that I get asked this question so often, but for the record, I shoot Sony. I have two Sony A7IV’s which usually have my 85 1.8 and 35 1.4 attached to them. I have 24-70 and 70-200 zooms if space is at a premium. For the wide angle to capture it all (or do some star photos at the end of your night) I have my 14 1.8. I’ve got more batteries and SD cards than one person should ever have. When it gets dark, I've got flashes to illuminate everything.

2.) Do you deliver all the images you shoot? How many images do you deliver?
I deliver all the best ones, if it's not in there it's usually a blink, a burp or a blur. I aim to deliver 50-75 images per hour of coverage.

3.) Do you shoot RAW?
I do, but you won't ever see them so please don't ask. Think of the RAW files as the ingredients a chef makes your meal with.

4.) How many hours should we set aside for family photos? For a first look?
About a month or so before your wedding I’ll reach out and we can go through a timeline of your big day where we'll go over things like this. Each wedding is unique but on average you should expect to spend about an hour for each.

5.) Do you shoot queer weddings?
Being a gay man myself, I am more than happy to shoot queer weddings. I will shoot any wedding that wants to have me and isn't harmful to others.

6.) Will you stay for my entire wedding day?
I usually show up midway through everyone getting ready. If there’s anyone getting hair and make up done I’m happy to be there to capture some of that. Otherwise this is usually when I do detail shots of all the lovely things you arranged for your day. I don’t want to overstay my welcome so I traditionally leave about an hour after the dancefloor has opened, assuming the first dance, cake cutting and toasts have occurred, if they are going to.
 

7.) Do we need to feed you?
I am always honored when clients feed me, and I'll never say no to delicious wedding food! However I always bring my own food to snack on so don't feel that you need to.
 

8.) I have more questions, can you answer them?
Sure, send me an email and I'll do my best to answer, just use the Contact form here.