Of course! The packages you see are starting points, so based on your wedding vision it might be necessary to add hours to the coverage (at 300€/hr) and edit the inclusions.

A day or two after the wedding you will receive a sneak peek of your wedding photos, mostly because I am impatient to see the magic we created. Then, 4-8 weeks after the wedding date you will receive your complete final gallery and be able to relive the incredible day.

Yes please! I love to see all the inspo and info that a couple puts into their wedding vision. With these in mind, I scout locations and create a rough plan for the photos that mean the most to you. Though, while I 100% want to see these peeks into your ideas, I cannot guarantee that each photo or idea will be captured or recreated. Weddings are often fast paced environments and rather than looking down at a list of shots to get, I want to keep my gaze on the beauty all around me. I also believe that you are hiring me for more than my ability to click a shutter button, you’re hiring me for my artistic, design oriented eye and innate ability to capture unique candid moments. So having your trust and the freedom to follow my instincts will lead to the types of photos that drew you to my work in the first place.

For sure! If we are having too much fun and you would like me to stay, extra hours can be added on (at 300€/hr) and be paid the days after the wedding.

First, I have been lucky enough to photograph literally hundreds of weddings for 13 years and not yet miss a single one, so the chances are incredibly small that such an emergency would come up. If something unforeseen does come up though, I am part of a tight knit community of photographers that I can call on at a moment's notice and hire as an associate shooter. They would photograph your wedding and deliver the photos to me to be edited and delivered. In the unlikely case no appropriate associate can be found, I would refund all payments made and do everything in my power to help you find an amazing photographer with similar style and experience.

Yep! I’ve gotten back into 35mm film photography after some time away from it and I LOVE IT. I now bring along my trusty Canonet to every wedding to capture some frames on this timeless medium. I also edit my digital photos to emulate classic film stocks.

While the typical wedding timeline has couples wait until the ceremony to see each other for the first time, a first look brings more intention to that oh so special moment and allows for more flexibility in planning out your day. With the best lighting, backdrop, and privacy in mind, I will choose a location where you and your fiance can see each other for the first time in your full wedding ‘fits and share an intimate, peaceful moment together, before all the noise of the day enters the scene. Doing a first look means you two get to spend more of your day hand in hand, instead of waiting until some afternoon ceremony. With a first look, we can also plan out your candid bridal portraits, bridal party and family photos all before the ceremony, so all that is left to do after you’ve said ‘I do’ is hold each other’s hand, sip on a few tasty cocktails, and party with your guests.

In the last 13 amazing years traveling around the US, Europe, and even to Costa Rica, I have photographed over 130 weddings and elopements and countless family, couples, and senior sessions. I’ve photographed both solo, as a duo, and as a second photographer in many situations so I am ready for whatever might come up on your day.