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Wedding Day Guide

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For HFP Couples

Welcome to The Family I am so honored you chose me to photograph your wedding day. This is such an exciting time for you! I’m sure your mind is racing with all that needs to be planned. It’s all very exciting but it can also be somewhat overwhelming. You’re planning the day that you’ve been anticipating your whole life and yet you only get one shot at it! By the time you get the hang of it, the planning is over. My goal as your wedding photographer is to make this one aspect of the planning process simple. Photography is more than just images, it’s a real part of your day. Not only do you deserve beautiful images, you also deserve and amazing photographic experience. The goal of the guide is to help you plan your wedding day in a way that will allow me to provide you with the BEST experience possible. After we’re official, the next step would be to plan your engagement session and start chatting about wedding day details as we get closer to your date. I’m beyond excited to get the chance to work with you.

Here’s to an amazing time of planning and excitement!!!!

Your

ENGAGEMENT

SESSION

Now that you have picked a date, a venue and a photographer, you can celebrate! Those are some of the toughest decisions in wedding planning and your can cross them off your list. Now on to the fun stuff... like your engagement session. I truly believe that engagement sessions are a VITAL part of the entire wedding process. During your engagement session, you’ll have the chance to get to know me, experience how I shoot and how I handle posing and lighting. This session will make a HUGE impact on how the wedding day flows. I’ll arrive on your wedding day already knowing how you two interact, what your best poses are and how to photograph you in a genuine way. What I will learn about you during your engagement session is invaluable. You will feel like such a pro on your big day because of the great practice you will have during your engagement session and that’s how it should be.

Your engagement session can be scheduled anytime before your wedding day. I normally suggest booking it at least 3-6 months in advance to avoid stress. Since our weekends are filled with weddings, I shoot engagements on weekday evenings, normally from 5-7pm depending on the light and the time of the year. In the winter months, 3-5 is a normal time frame for an eshoot. As you start to plan for your engagement shoot, you will need to start brainstorming about some location ideas. I LOVE it when couples pick a location that is special or sentimental to them in some way. If you can’t think of anywhere specific that you would like to shoot, I can help you decide on a location. As long as the light is great, I can make ANY location look awesome. I shoot on farms, campuses, downtown alleys, parks, bars and coffee shops. Do not shy away from crazy ideas! The more creative, the better. Be sure to keep reading to find out more about outfit ideas and inspiration.

THE OUTFITS WHAT TO WEAR

It’s always a little intimidating to have your picture taken... even if it’s just a photo on an iphone that is taken by a friend, we still want to look nice, make sure nothing is in our teeth and that our hair is behaving. I realize that preparing for your engagement session can be a little overwhelming. Here are some tips for outfits and accessories that will make the e-shoot preparation a little more managable.

TIPS

FOR YOUR SESSION

• Don’t try to match...try to pick outfits and accessories that coordinate in stead. If everyone wore the same exact color at their e-shoot, how boring would those images be?

• Don’t be afraid to be bold! Accessorize and make your outfits your own. Scarves, bold necklaces and fun shoes are always welcomed.

• Most patterns are actually ok... however, graphics are not favorable for portraits, with the exception of sports jerseys. If you’re wearing a pattern, make sure it’s not overwhelming and distracting.

• Be sure to check out my pinterest boards for more outfits inspiration if you’re having trouble • Empty your pockets. Literally. You don’t want to have key chains or phones showing through your pockets.

(This is for the guys.)

• Most often, couples like to have one casual, everyday

•

• • • •

outfit and then one outfit that is dressier. This will give your shoot two totally different “looks”. I recommend beginning with the dressy outfit first.

Make sure you’re comfortable in what your’re wearing.

And ladies, if the top is super low cut, that will limit the amount of angles I can shoot from. Be aware of showing bra straps.

Be on time. The sun is only out for so long. The later you arrive, the less time we have to shoot. And nobody wants that.

Clean the ring. I love to shoot a few ring shots while you change outfits. The cleaner the better.

Relax. You don’t have to be a pro at this. I’m going to help you along the way and it’s going to be a blast.

Enjoy this time together and make a date out of it. Plan dinner afterwards and celebrate.

Engagement Sessions Approximate start times

winter

spring

Dec-mid March

April-May varies

Plan for your engagement session at

The sunset times drastically change

this time of year around 2:30-3. How-

throughout these months, and so our

ever the times change mid-march and

shooting times change as well. You

so that will make the start time one

can plan on approx 3-5pm in April,

hour later.

and 4-6pm in May.

summer

fall

June-Aug

Sept-Nov varies

Summer engagements, just like all

The sunset times drastically change

engagement sessions, begin 1-2 hours

throughout these months. September,

before sunset. 5:30-6:30. This will

you can plan on 5:30, while in October

hopefully mean it will be during the

and November, you can plan on 4:00-

cooler part of the day.

4:30 until daylight savings ends.

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TIMELINE

w i t h a 6 :0 0 cere m o ny sta r t time a nd first l o o k.

After the details have been photographed,

Details 2:30-3:15

it’s time for the bride to get into her

First Look

dress. This is a big moment. I usually

4:00

ask the mother of the bride and all the bridesmaids to be dressed by the time the bride is ready to get into her dress. This ensures that everyone will look nice in those images. After the bride is in her gown, she can put on her jewelry, veil, shoes, etc. and I will shoot some additional bridal portraits.

Every bride loves having those

This is one of my favorite parts of

beautiful shots of her bridal details.

the the wedding day. I will find

It’s an important part of the story

the perfect location for my couple’s

and I love having some time to

first look prior to the getting ready

shoot the dress, shoes, jewelry, invi-

portion of the day. I will make sure

tations, etc. These shots allow me to get warmed up for the rest of the big day. I normally like to allow at least

3:15-3:45

Bridal prep

the location is private and as secluded as possible. If you are a Daddy’s girl, you may want to consider hav-

30 minutes for this part of the day.

ing a first look with your dad as well

While I’m shooting details, I’m also

beforehand, that can happen once

capturing some shots of the bride

you get in the bridal suite or other

and her girls getting ready.

location.

Here’s the page that can be somewhat intimidating. The TIMELINE. I know whis isn’t the most exciting aspect of the wedding day but this is the one thing that can make or break your photography. The next two pages will outline an ideal wedding day working off of a 6pm ceremony timeframe. This ideal timeline is also based off a wedding day that includes a first look. This is particularly important early spring and late fall when the sun sets around the ceremony time. 60% of my couples choose to do a first look and you can read more about that option a few pages over. Remember that all wedding days are different and your timeline may differ due to travel times and unique situations.

Oortraits 4:05-4:30

Bridal Party 4:45-5:15

The bride will go into hiding so that early guest don’t sneak a peek and the ushers will begin their duties.

Now it’s time for bridal party shots. I buffer in extra time throughout the After the bride and groom take their

day just in case we have some unex-

time with the first look, I will be-

pected things that hold us up. One

gin taking a few romantic portraits

way to make sure we stay on schedule

of the two of them while the initial

for bridal party portraits is to have

excitement is still present. I will find

someone put the boutonnieres on

the locations for these shots as well.

the guys BEFORE they arrive for

Remember, the LIGHT determines

portraits. During bridal party por-

where we shoot and so I can’t decide

traits we will make sure to take some

on portrait locations until the day of.

great shots of the guys and girls both

As we shoot these portraits, the bridal

separately AND together. After bridal

party can start making their way to us

party portraits are complete, we can

for bridal party portraits.

photograph family portraits or wait until after the ceremony.

5:30-6:00

Bride in Hiding/ Travel to ceremony

TIMELINE

Co n t .

Family Portraits

6:40-7:00

Family formals normally take place immediately following the ceremony.

Reception Details 5:30-5:50

It’s best to save all the family formals It’s time to get married!! Most ceremo-

until after the ceremony because all

nies are 30 minutes, we’ll make adjust-

family members will be present at the

ments to the timeline. Cherish these

time.

moments. Your ceremony will go by quickly.

6:00-6:30

Ceremony We’ll need about 20 minutes for family If the reception is in the same loca-

formals. I recommend shooting por-

tion as the ceremony, I will use this

traits outdoors if possible so that they

time to shoot the reception decor

resemble more natural family portraits,

UNTOUCHED. If the ceremo-

especially if the ceremony location is

ny and reception are in different

dark.

locations, I recommend having a cocktail hour OUTSIDE of the main reception area if possible so that I can grab some great shots of your reception before the night begins and guests start laying down purses and coats on thier seats.

Introductions 7:30-7:45

The Party begins.

This is when the bridal party lines up for introductions.

At this

point we usually let the DJ/MC take over for the evening timeline and capture the receptions events as they happen.

Extra Romantic Portraits 7:00-7:15

7:00 is the best time during spring/ summer for lighting. This is when the sun is and glowy and golden.

We love having a few minutes with the bride and groom after family formals for a few “Just Married� photos.

Photography ends 10:30

For a typical 8 hour wedding this is the time we usually wrap up photographing the dancing portion. We find that one hour of open dancing after the parent dances is the ideal .

Details Details to have with Bride • Wedding dress • Bridemaids’ dresses • Flowergirl dresses (if you have them) • Bride and Bridemaids’ shoes • Bride and Bridesmaids’ jewelry • Rings (all three) • Hairpieces • Flowers • Stationary Details to have with Groom • Tie/bowtie (To Grooms: make sure you know how to tie your tie for the big day, it is very common for the guys to be looking up instructions on youtube the morning of) • pocketsquare (same as above) • Cuff links • Boutennieres • Shoes • Belt • Letter to the bride Optional/Other ideas • Gifts/letters to one another • Gifts to parents or wedding party • Heirlooms • Something old/new/borrowed/blue • Clutch

When I arrive at your getting ready location, I will introduce myself to everyone and set up to photograph all the details.

I find it helpful to have the Maid of Honor or a bridemaid in charge of collecting all the listed items. If you happen to have a pretty tray, bring it with you. This is completely optional, it is nice to have extra elements to include based on the look or theme (eg. a piece of burlap for a country themed wedding or a piece of wood for a rustic themed wedding.)

This really makes for beautiful, consistent album spreads. I also recommend bringing a wooden or other pretty hanger to replace the plastic hanger the dress comes with for photographs.

Bridal Preparations LOCATION

and makeup. We would much rather have you ready early

If you are getting married at a hotel, inn or resort, we sug-

sipping champagne and taking your time than rushing

gest you get ready in the Honeymoon suite. Think about

around stressed.

booking for two nights instead of one. There are a lot of advantages to this option. First you will get a good nights

Typically we won’t start photographing you until your hair

sleep. Everything you need for the wedding and honey-

and makeup is almost done unless requested. We will get

moon will be in the room the morning of your wedding.

the final touchups to help tell the story. Once hair and

You will feel less rushed and stressed the morning of your

makeup are done, if you and your girls are wearing cute

wedding as you won’t have to travel and you will have a

robes I will photograph you in those.

nice background for getting ready photos.

CHANGING INTO YOUR DRESS When you are thinking about rooms to book, think about

At this time we will have all your girls get into thier

bright spacious rooms with lots of natural light. The same

dresses. If there is anyone else who you would like to help

advice holds true even if you aren’t booking a hotel room.

you get into your dress (like mom, grandmothers etc,) we

I have also shot in the rooms some venues provide, win-

asked that they be dressed as well. Again, be sure to sched-

dowless boxes with no windows and florescent lighting,

ule thier hair and makeup to be done with time to spare.

these are a nightmare. If this is the only option I recom-

Once the girls are dressed you will slip into your dress. We

mend setting up in another location at the venue.

won’t start photographing until you are covered. We will first get photos of you getting buttoned/zippered/laced by

Try to keep the space near the main window clear of clut-

your mom or MOH. Then we will have your bridesmaids

ter. Water bottles, food containers and clutter will detract

gather around to fluff your dress and dote on you. These

from your images. Have your girls keep bags and belong-

make for cute photos. At this time you will put on your

ings off in one side of the room.

jewelry, veil and shoes.

GETTING READY

We will find a spot with some beautiful light and do a cou-

Once we are done photographing the details, hopefully

ple portraits of you. If you are opting out of a first look,

you will be finishing up with hair/makeup. Remember to

we will spend some time getting portraits of you and your

always add more time than you think you need for hair

bridesmaids.

First Look Your first look is an amazing part of your wedding day.

First look ensures the best locations, lighting and less

While we don’t want you to feel pressured into having a

distractions from quests with cameras. Particularly for

first look, we do want to provide you with the benefits

a late fall evening wedding when the sun has set ear-

of having one as part of your wedding day.

ly and cocktail hour timing isn’t optimal for outdoor portraits. Another benefit is that you get to enjoy the

The moment can be personal and private. It can be a

cocktail hour with your family and friends. You can en-

time where you get to spend a quiet relaxed moment

joy the drinks, appetizers and entertainment you spent

enjoying each other without all eyes on you, which rare-

many months planning, and have more time to mingle

ly happens on a wedding day without a first look. What

with your many guests. And by getting all your formal

a bride want the most when her groom sees her for the

group photos out of the way early, your wedding party

first time is a reaction. Those couples that don’t want a

and family members also will benefit.

first look often feel that seeing each other will diminish that reaction. From the couples that have opted for a

Is a first look right for you?

first look, that reaction of the bride coming down the aisle does not diminish that reaction at all, in fact most

It’s something I ask all of the couples I work with, and it

of the nervousness is gone by the ceremony time and

really comes down to personal preference.

the groom can enjoy the moment without the nervousness.

With seeing each other prior to the ceremony, you can have more time with your photographer for beautiful couple portraits. We don’t have a wedding coordinator letting us know we only have 10 minutes left before they need to get you bustled and the wedding party lined up for introductions. The extra time also allows for either all the formals, or most of them to be done with prior to the ceremony.

PRECEREMONY

Ceremony

you will also be squinting. I suggest planning an outdoor

Once all the portraits are done, you'll be whisked away by

ceremony 2 hours before sunset if you are having a FIRST

your bridesmaids and be put into hiding before the guests

LOOK. If you are not interested in sharing a first look,

arrive. You'll be able to touch up your hair and makeup if

then I woululd suggest having your ceremony 3 hours be-

needed, and enjoy the last few minutes before the cere-

fore sunset to ensure that you will have plenty of time for

mony with your girls. This also gives me and my second

all the your portraits afterwards. The lower the sun, the

shooter time to photograph your ceremony details (and

more romantic the lighting. If you are having an indoor

possibly the reception details if they are completed and at

ceremony, it is always best to have EVEN lighting at the

the same location.

altar. If there are two spotlight on the bride and groom, I will not be able to expose the rest of the briadal party. It

Tip: Make sure you have a towel with you to blot the bottoms of your bouquets.

Ceremony lighting is really important. If you get married outdoors at 12pm, the lighting will be extremily harsh and not only will there be harsh lines of light on your faces,

is better to have soft, even light across the whole altar.

WALKING DOWN THE AISLE

FIRST KISS

I will be down at the front across from your groom, and

You might want to ask your officiant to step back during

my second will remain back with you to capture last

your first kiss so that only you two are in the frame. And

minute excitement.

don’t be afraid to smooch. Kisses that last longer than a peck allow my second shooter and I to get a few different

When you and your bridesmaids are coming down the

photos.

aisle, stand up straight, keep you shouldres back, chin forward and down, and look straight ahead. And Don’t

During the recessional make sure you and your groom

forget to SMILE! Hold your bouquet down towards

stop halfway down the aisle and kiss. It makes for an

your belly button and tilt them forward slightly - that

incredible photo as your guests will be standing, clap-

way we’ll be able to see your gorgeous dress and your

ping and possibly throwing petals, confetti etc. I will

stunning bouquet. Lock eyes with your groom and let

follow you out to capture your first few moments alone

everything else melt away . Those few moments are so

as husband and wife while my second stays back and

precious. When you first start your walk, I’ll be locked

photographs the recessional.

on your groom to capture his reaction and then I’ll come back to you and follow you through your dad (or chosen person) giving you away.

Once you get up to the aisle, don’t forget to hand your bouquet off to your MOH, and be sure to get it back for the recessional.

UNPLUGGED CONSIDER AN UNPLUGGED CEREMONY An unplugged wedding is about enjoying the moment,

Banning phones and cameras may sound a little strong,

looking down the aisle to see your friends and family

but it isn’t about banning them, it is about getting your

looking back, seeing their emotion, seeing them smile,

guest to understand that you have hired a professional

feeling the love. On the other side, in a world where peo-

wedding photographer and that they can view these pho-

ple are checking their phones, taking photos and upload-

tos once ready. You want your guests to understand that

ing to Facebook or Instagram in an instant, do you want

you want them to be there and enjoy the moment.

to look down the aisle to see your friends and family

Use signs to advise your guests to not use their phones

hiding behind a camera or their phone as they take pho-

or camera while the ceremony takes place, add a little

tos and upload for the world to see before you have even

message and note to your invite, check out Unplugged

said ‘I Do’? While I do try my best to get angles that

Weddings on Pinterest for ideas on signage, wording and

avoid cellphones leaning out into the aisle, sometimes it

creative ways to inform your guests.

is impossible to work around them.

Family Formals Location

Make sure to tell everyone that is expected for family

If you are getting married in a church and don’t have

photos to stay immediately following the ceremony.

your heart set on the church altar, I strongly recommend

Having to wait for family members is the number one

heading outside to a location with beautiful natural light.

reason your family photos take more time than is sched-

We’ve found that outdoor photos are much more relaxed,

uled into the timeline. A great tip is to appoint someone

natural and fun.

from each of your families to assist us in making sure everyone is present for your family photos. I might not

Timing

realize that your bother is missing but your point person

Family photos add up quickly because we need to set

will be able to make sure your family photos have ev-

aside about 3 minutes per group, and the more time

eryone that is supposed to be in them actually in them.

we spend on family photos, the less time you’ll have

And the point person can help us get the next group on

for Bride and Groom photos. We politely ask that you

deck.

limit your family photos time to your immediate family, grandparents and any other extremely important people,

Tip:

and save the rest of your group photos for the reception.

To make sure that your family members aren’t stepping

The reception is great for those group photos of your

on your dress or three feet away from you, lightly pick

coworkers, cousins, college and high school friends.

up your dress, let them put their feet under your dress, and then drop your dress. Just make sure to do this with every new group.

Common Family Group Photos B&G with brides immediate family (can include grandparents, siblings, neices/nephews) B&G with Brides parents B&G with both sets of parents B&G with Grooms immediate family B&G with Grooms parents

Bridal Party If you choose not to have a first look, time permitting I

There will most likely be group photos where I ask you to

will most likely photograph your bridal party two sep-

look at each other and interact/laugh. You might not be

arate times. The first time will be before the ceremony

physically looking at someone, but just look to the right

with the guys and girls separate (so, just you and your

or the left. I also recommend not talking during these

girls, and then just your groom and his guys). The sec-

types of photos - but instead start laughing. Often times

ond time will be immediately following family portraits

when we talk the photos may not be super flattering, but

and will include you, your groom and the entire bridal

a big fake laugh usually ends up in genuine laughter and

party (including flower girls and ring bearers - so make

adorable smiles. And that translates to great photos.

sure their parents know they’re needed for pictured before the wedding day.)

I’ll also be taking individual photos - each bridesmaid with you and then each groomsman with your groom.

Usually I’ll take one or two normal, smiling photos and then ask for one silly one (which can be extremely silly or could just be you and your maid hugging each other it’s up to you.

B&G with MOH and Best man B&G with entire bridal party including ring bearer and flower girl Bride with Groomsmen Groom with Bridesmaids Groom with Groomsmen (if not done prior or more fun creative shots) Bride with Bridesmaids (if not done prior or more fun creative shots)

Portraits My time with just the two of you is one of my favorite

Timing

parts of the day. I approach bride and groom portraits

If at all possible try and schedule your portrait time in

with an editorial eye, and my main goal is for you tow

the hour prior to sunset. The light is always so magical

to be in the moment with one another. Tat alone will

and adds romance to your images. If we need to sched-

help me create classic, romantic images overflowing with

ule your portrait time mid day, I always ask for at least

emotion and beauty.

10-15 minutes later during that golden hour. I promise you will love the photos.

Location The bride and groom portraits are often the only time all

If you’re having a first look, we’ll have between 30-45

day that the two of you will be alone. Because I respect

minutes for portraits earlier in the day, and then I love

that time so much and know from experience how valu-

getting a few during golden hour after the ceremony

able that time is, I recommend and politely request that

while you’re in newlywed bliss.

the only people present during this time are the two of you and maybe one person to help with the bouquet.

If you choose not to have a first look, we’ll need to have more time scheduled after the ceremony -preferably

We’ll try to choose one location that has beautiful nat-

around 30-45 minutes (depending on timeline, reception

ural light and lots of different features within the same

location and more).

area, which will help us maximize our time together and will give you gorgeous images.

Tip: feel free to gaze at each other, play and don’t be afraid to show emotion, and soak in these precious moments.

Rainy day wedding I want to reassure you that even if it rains, you will still have beautiful portraits and bright colors. I know that rain isn’t ideal and no bride would wish for rain on her big day, but if it happens, it happens... and it’s going to be just fine. Here are a few things to remember.

1. All I need to create natural light portraits on a rainy wedding day is a porch. Just one porch.

2. Let me worry about the pictures. You have enough to think about. If there is a chance of rain, I’ll be sure to do some extra scouting to find a covered location or two for us to use for your first look, romantic portraits and bridal party portraits.

3. Take it one step at a time. Don’t think about your entire day and what will happen if it rains. That will only overwhelm you. Definitely have a rain plan for your venue but then let your vendors do the work of handling the rest of the day if rain is in the forecast.

Reception The fun has begun. It’s time to relax, dance and cele-

them. Plan your centerpieces, welcome table etc, well

brate. Your reception should be a blast. The last thing

before the wedding date and teach your coordinator or

you need to be worrying about is your timeline. Your

family friend how to set them up so that you aren’t even

coordinator and DJ should take care of making sure that

thinking about those things the day of.

everthing stays on schedule so that you can enjoy your night. Here are some helpful tips that will help your

If you haven’t purchased enough coverage time for your

reception flow smoothly.

photography to last until the exit. That is ok! We recommend planning your timeline so that you can have at

Keep it moving- Chat with your coordinator about how

least one hour of dancing photographed. The guests who

you can plan your reception in a way that will keep

dance during the first hour will still be dancing in the

guests engaged and moving all night.

third hour. One hour of dancing will be enough time to really capture the joy of your reception.

Make it your own- If you want to have a special dance with your grandparents, do it. Make your reception a reflection of who you are and don’t feel tied to traditions. also make sure you give your DJ or Band a “Do Not Play” list if there are some songs you really don’t want to hear during your reception.

Don’t get caught up in the formalities and the details.

Sure, details are pretty and fun to photograph, but they can steal the joy of the day if you get too caught up in

Where should you sit? Anywhere you like. It is your wedding. Here are some helpful hints to help get the best photos.

1. Try to avoid sitting with a blank wall/tent wall directly behind you 2. Consider sitting on the opposite side of a large table and just turning your seats around for the toasts 3. Consider locating your sweetheart table on the edge of the dancefloor with tables behind you 4. Seat relaxed friends opposite you who’ll be cool shifting their seats slightly to the side 5. Sit nice and close together. scoot together, hold hands 6. Try to eat before or after the toasts to avoid mouthfull-of-food pictures 7. Avoid any tall centerpieces/candles directly in front of you

Goofbooth Fun! Have you thought about adding a photobooth to your

dance floor.

wedding photography package? We have the perfect

Print Package: This package includes everything in the

affordable solution.

digital package, plus: 2 2x6 photo strips, one for your guests and one for a

The booth is completely guest operated with an easy

scrapbook. Onsite attendant.

push button timer. Take a step out of the box, no more squeezing into small stuffy booths. It is an open design

Digital package add-on is $300

that allows large groups to jump in and have fun. Our

Print package add-on is $600

images are taken with a professional quality dslr camera

Custom Guest Book: 8x12 20 side- $250 (same cover

that is fully enclosed in a custom case. Your guests will

options as our storybook

love our goof booth and so will you.

We provide 2 different options.

Digital Package: All images are uploaded to facebook within 48 hours of your wedding.

Within one week, the images are uploaded to our online proofing gallery for you and your guests to download the original files. One advantage to the digital package is that your guests don’t have to stand in line to wait for the prints to pop out, they can get right back to the party. Up to 10 people can fit into the frame, even with the fastest printers, this would mean those 10 people hanging around to pick up a print vs being on the

coffee table book)

Heirloom Albums

There is something special about creating your first heirloom. Having digital images is wonderful, but having a printed keepsake that tells a visual story of your wedding day is priceless! If you haven’t already invested in an album of your own, you can always come back to us at any time and order one. We aren’t a photography business that pushes product sales at all. However these albums are important not just for couples to have... but for their grandchildren to enjoy as well.

SAY THANKYOU WITH A MINI PARENT ALBUM

Our parents did so much to make our wedding a dream come true and so we decided to surprise them with their very own albums. If you want to surprise your parents with their very own album for your wedding for Christmas, let me know before October 1st so we can get them ordered.

Thank you for trusting us to capture your special day. We are honored to document and share your special day with you. As you plan, feel free to contact us with ANY questions you may have throughout the planning process. I hope this guide has been helpful as you plan and prepare for your wedding day.