One of the first major decisions you’ll make during the wedding planning process is choosing your wedding venue. The wedding venue you chose will influence everything about your big day.

When do you begin looking for a location? The sooner you start, the better. You should start looking for a venue once you have a clear understanding of the following three factors: budget, approximate event size, and room requirements. Book a venue at least a year in advance to give yourself enough time to think about other important details like catering, florists, and other vendors.

We’ve all seen the images taken at those magical moments when all of the guests are smiling and waving goodbye to the newlyweds in a shower of light and sparkle. If you and your partner want a sparkler sendoff at the end of your wedding, we’ve got the inside scoop on how to pull off a successful, cinematic goodbye.

Wedding details like florals, shoes, rings, the invitation suite, and all of the family heirlooms that are important to my couples have always been one of my favorite things to photograph on a wedding day. And I’d like to help you get the best shots of them. As your wedding photographer, my goal is to capture not only the interactions between people but also all of your lovely details!

For a bride-to-be, planning one of life’s most memorable events may be an unforgettable experience and it can also bring so much stress on the process. Managing wedding planning stress is important. We all know how stressful life can be for our bodies! Breakouts, weight gain, mood fluctuations, and abnormal sleeping habits all contribute to a bride’s frustration. Make every effort to appreciate this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Weddings are always a joyous event.

When it comes to their wedding day, family formals are usually the last thing on a couple’s mind. Maybe you don’t enjoy coordinating a large family and making sure everyone is on the same page. Family formals should be one of the happiest parts of the day because you don’t get all of these people […]

One of the most common questions we get as wedding photographers is “How many hours of coverage do we need?”, it may be difficult to decide how much photography coverage you need and it’s important to partner with someone who can help you decide how much wedding photography coverage you need for your special day. I understand that as a couple, you want to ensure that all of the important aspects of your wedding day are captured, but you also don’t want to waste your wedding budget on hours of photography that you don’t need.

It can be difficult to choose a photographer for your wedding day. Since you’ll be spending almost the entire day with the photographer you want, conducting an in-person or phone interview is an excellent way to ensure that you’ll enjoy their company.