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Most couples reach out 6–12 months before their wedding day, especially for popular dates and venues. Because my calendar fills quickly, I recommend booking as soon as you’ve set your date to ensure your spot is reserved.
Q: How far in advance should we book our wedding photographer to make sure our date is secure?
Yes, absolutely! Part of my job is making sure photography fits seamlessly into your schedule. I’ll guide you on how much time we’ll need for each part of the day, from getting ready to golden-hour portraits, so nothing feels rushed.
Q: Will you help us figure out the best photography timeline so everything runs smoothly on the wedding day?
That’s such a common worry, but I promise you won’t have to stress. I’ll guide you with natural prompts, gentle direction, and a relaxed approach so you can just focus on each other. Most of my couples say they were surprised at how fun and easy it actually felt.
Q: We’re not used to being in front of the camera—what if we feel awkward or stiff in our photos?
Many of my wedding collections already include an engagement session, and you can always add one on if it’s not bundled with your package. Engagement shoots are the perfect way to celebrate your love story, get comfortable in front of the camera, and create images for your save-the-dates or wedding website.
Q: Do you include engagement sessions in your wedding packages, or is that something we add on?
Your full gallery of edited images will be ready within 6–8 weeks after your wedding day. While the exact number varies depending on your coverage, most couples receive hundreds of beautifully curated photographs that tell the complete story of their day.
Q: How long will it take to receive our wedding photos, and how many images will we get?
I absolutely believe your wedding story deserves to live beyond the screen. Along with your digital gallery, I offer handcrafted heirloom albums and fine art prints. These timeless pieces let you hold your memories in your hands and pass them down for generations.
