This is my process:
I. Get in Touch.
Tell me all about you, your fiance and any wedding details in an email! If I am available on your wedding date, we then set up a facetime or coffee meeting. We discuss what you envision for your wedding day and work out a rough photo timeline. This gives you an idea of how I will work with you to ensure your day is stress-free!
II. Make it Official.
A 25% deposit is required to hold your wedding date. I send you a contract, you look it over and sign it. Then its official, I'm all yours! We find the best time to photograph your engagement session. A meaningful location is a great place to start.
III. Take Photos.
It's wedding time! I will not only be there to photograph the most important day of your life, I will also be a witness to your love! You will receive approx. 80 photo preview within 2 days of your wedding. Full gallery will be sent within 4-9 weeks.
IIII. Delivery
You will receive a photo preview within 2 days of your wedding. Full gallery will be sent within 4-6 weeks. This will include approx. 100 images per hour.
Nick & Katie
Alton Mill, Alton
Jeremy & Addison
The Timber Barn, St. Jacobs
Turner & Christina
Club Roma, St. Catherines
Joshua & Stevia
On the Brink Alpacas, St. Anns
David & Rebecca
Alma
Neil & Kristen
Backyard Wedding, Elmira
Chris & Courtney
Piano Piano, Toronto
Justin & Marissa
Four Fathers Brewery, Cambridge
FAQ
How do you photograph weddings?
With love, organization, passion and a sprinkle of fun! I help my couples create a custom timeline to ensure the day of is as smooth as possible! I am not just there to photograph your wedding, I am also there to witness and celebrate your love.
Is travel included in package prices?
Travel within one hour of Fergus, On is included! If your venue is outside of my typical area, a travel fee will be included in the package. If you are planning an elopement in another country, plane tickets will be an additional cost.
Are engagement sessions included in wedding packages?
YES! I want to get to know you and your love. The best way to do that is with an engagement (or pre-wedding) session.
