Lets break down what actually means a full wedding day coverage. From our point of view, I love when couples go “off script” and do things spontaneous. I like to cover the full day from just before the dress goes on, sneaking around the silently and giving just few tips or if directions needed, suggesting a spot with better light for example. Throughout the day, me and my partner photographer, will be taking all sorts of story telling shots including scene setting photos, artful details, shots of the outsides and guests arriving, shots that tell more of the story of what the day felt like etc.

At the point of couples will either choose to have a first look, and do all of their photos prior to the ceremony – or wait until after the ceremony,. I spend about 20 min for some great group shots, some individual of you with each friend, your partner with their friends. (ie: bridesmaids, groomsmen, bridesmen, roomsmaids, etc) Just like the family photos, they are timeless and classic and half will be camera aware (looking at the camera) and I will have you interact for the other half.

Of course we have to focus on you, for “the couple's session” about 30 min to an hour, depends on the mood & location, on photos of the two of you. We will have a blend, shots that are camera aware, and the rest will be more natural interaction. I encourage my couples to snuggle in close together and really embrace this time as its the only time they have together alone for the entire day. I try to read the vibes from each couple to see what they are comfortable with – sometimes couples are less touchy feely than others or want moredirection than others. For the most part this process is a collaboration between you and I, the biggest piece of advice to getting great photos, is to relax and embrace the process. Moving forward, during the ceremony, I document everything that happens and try to get as many reactions from your loved ones. From there, typically I shoot family formals or course. These photos are the most traditional, timeless, beautiful and equally as important as the moreartistic shots of the day. During cocktail hour, I float around looking for moments and emotions. If there are any additional formal photos needed with other groups of friends or family, this is a great time to do them. During dinner, Iwould love to be sat with guests, it once again allows me to blend in and be fully part of the event, rather than a stranger lurking around. When you eat, I eat, take a breath (as I doubt you would want photos of yourselves eating!) If you have speeches during dinner, I quietly move around to get shots of the speaker and your reactions, as well as family reactions. Then its party time! I love gettingright onto the dance floor for some epic dance shots! I typically stay for about 30 minutes of the party and love when the couple stays on the dance floor for at least one fast song after their first dance.