WEDDINGS


the rundown

Weddings are A LOT. I want this to be as low-stress for you as possible.

I have my basic wedding package details and prices available on my website for cost transparency and convenience.

Once you have decided you want to move forward with inquiring we follow the steps below:

01.


Inquiring Stage


I meet with all potential wedding clients before any bookings are made to learn more about your vision for the day, walk through package details, and answer any questions you may have. It’s a great opportunity for us to get to know each other and see if we’re the right fit before moving forward.

During this meeting, we’ll discuss:

  • Your love story
  • Your vision for your wedding day
  • Details about my packages, booking process, deposits, payment plans, add-ons, and more
02.


Planning Stage


Once you're officially booked, I'm happy to meet as often as needed to help build a personalized timeline for your wedding day. As one of the few vendors who will be with you from start to finish, it’s important that we’re on the same page.

I can assist with:

  • Timeline structure
  • Photo location planning
  • Creative and decor suggestions
  • Shot list preparation
03.


The 'Big Day' and After


I’ll be by your side all day—here for you. From keeping us on schedule to guiding poses and prompts, I’m there to support you, advocate for you, and make sure your needs come first throughout every moment of your wedding day.


After

You'll receive approximately 100 edited sneak peeks within 24–48 hours of your wedding day. I strive to deliver as many photos as possible, but the exact number depends on the volume captured. The full gallery's delivery timeline varies based on the season, but if you have specific requests, I can often provide select photos sooner with advance notice.

a sprinkle of relationship psychology


As I've mentioned, I am pursuing a degree in psychology currently and relationship psychology has been a primary interest. Though personality tests can be considered pseudoscience, I believe they are still valuable tools for introspection. Here are some of my favourites.