Welcome!
It is not hard to find a photographer, ask on any social media platform and you will have 100+ comments within the hour with someone knowing someone they wish to recommend to you! So, what sets us apart?
Every wedding photographer has their own unique shooting style and editing style, but there are three main wedding photography style categories that most photographs fit into. This can help you determine what style of photography you are drawn to and narrow down your search for your photographer. After you decide what style you like, only contact photographers that fit with in that style, that way you know you will love your wedding photos! Makes sense, right? We consider ourselves a "Classic & True to Life Photographer" meaning:
• Genuine feeling, relatable images
• True to life, colorful and easy on the eyes
• Warm and natural tones
Classic & True to life photography is somewhere in between Light & Airy and Dark & Moody. Think classic, traditional and stands the test of time. You will love your photos as much today as you do in 30 years when you show your grandkids! With Classic & True to Life photography, images are properly exposed and do not appear too light or too dark. That means white will be truly white, black will be truly black and all the colors in between will appear close to what your eye normally sees (true to life). Using this traditional photography method will show detail where needed and hide detail where it is not desired. In other words, classic wedding photography will show the beading on the bride's dress, the detail on her veil, the color and texture of her flowers and the expression on the groom's face when he sees her for the first time.
We strive to provide a natural experience while helping you look your best for your photos. Capturing moments for you is our love language! As this is not our livelihood, we are also able to stay under the average investment for our area on purpose.
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This is our process:
I. Book the date.
Either contact us or book directly from our site, we have our session availability on our booking site although some session types do require contact forms due to studio and collaborative team availability.
II. Take photos.
We will send you a session guide before our time together and chat through a few details. Show up to your session roughly 5-10 minutes early to get to the site and introductions made. Then, LETS HAVE SOME FUN!
III. Deliver memories.
In roughly 48-72 hours from regular sessions, your photos will be delivered via an emailed link with download code and options to purchase prints directly from our site. Wedding photography is delivered in 2-4 weeks!
FAQ
How many pictures will we receive?
While we do not put a limit on the amount of images you will receive, we can usually judge based on the amount of time a session is and will post that when advertising that session type.
We've already had engagement photos done. Can we get a discount off of our wedding package?
While engagement photos are complimentary with our wedding packages, we will discount $200 off a wedding package if booked after your E-Session. You truly can never have enough photos and what better way for us to get to know one another before wedding day.
When will we receive access to our gallery?
Every session is different, however, unless it is a wedding, most galleries are delivered within 48-72 hours. If that is not going to happen, you will be notified of a new timeline.
What’s the best time to have a session with a newborn?
The best time for newborn photos is between 7 and 10 days after birth.
Are deposits refundable?
No, they are not. Once you pay the deposit, the session must be fulfilled by rescheduling if necessary or it is completely forfeited.
How should we dress for our family session?
The best advice is to choose clothes that you feel comfortable in, and that are simple and neutral as possible. Choose clothes without an illustration, text or logo on. For adults, one plain colour is best – although bear in mind that plain black or white clothes don't photograph that well.