Every wedding is different, which is why we don't believe in one-size-fits-all packages. A full-day coverage means we're with you from morning preparations to the last dance — up to 12 hours, so we're never in a rush. For most weddings, we also recommend a second photographer, a fine art album, and in many cases, full cinema coverage to create a real documentary film of your day.

For weddings of significant scale, we always work with a two-photographer team or more. Your lead photographer focuses on you as a couple and your immediate family, while the second photographer captures the atmosphere, the guests, and the candid moments unfolding around the room. This way, nothing is missed.

Absolutely — in fact, we strongly recommend it. The welcome party captures the relaxed, genuine energy of your guests before the formality of the wedding day. It's often where the most authentic moments happen. It can be included as part of a full weekend coverage.

We shoot at the intersection of fine art and documentary. Our images are editorial and cinematic — but they're always rooted in real, unscripted moments. We don't manufacture emotion. We find it.

Both — and that balance is intentional. We guide you through poses to make sure you look elegant and complementary to the light and the architecture of your venue. But once we have the frame, we step back so you can just be yourselves. The best portraits come from that in-between space.

You'll send us your list of groups before the wedding. On the day, we follow that list precisely and move through it quickly — our goal is always to get everyone back to the celebration as fast as possible, without sacrificing quality. With the right planning, this never takes more than 30–40 minutes.