Yes! It’s hard to know, so far in advance, exactly how many hours of photographic coverage you’ll want/need. It’s no trouble at all if you decide to increase or decrease your coverage in the weeks and months leading up to your wedding. I’m always happy to look over your itinerary (once you have it figured out) and let you know if I think your coverage aligns itself with the photos you want from your wedding day!

I’d like think that you have selected me to photograph your wedding because you love what you see. We all see moments differently, it’s what makes us unique.

The length of time before you receive your photos depends on the size of your wedding, length of day and time of year, but generally between 30 and 60 days.

Some of my packages include a second shooter, some don’t. I’m very comfortable shooting a wedding on my own, I’ve been doing this for over 10 years.

That being said, there are definitely upsides to having two shooters. The big advantage is that you and your partner can have your getting ready photos taken simultaneously, which generally ends up saving about an hour of time. When there are two photographers it’s easier to get lots of different angles of the ceremony, and it also frees up an additional set of hands to take photos of the guests enjoying cocktail hour while I photograph the formal group shots.