The experience behind the photographs.

Before the day

We talk through the celebration, your priorities and the people who matter. Explore family photographs without the scramble and making room for the people who matter.

During the celebration

Gentle direction when it helps. An attentive presence when the moment simply needs to unfold. Consider an unplugged ceremony and a few minutes together in the evening light.

Afterward

Photographs to return to, brought together in a book that holds the story. Learn what happens after the wedding and how to preserve your photographs in albums and backups.

Do you photograph engagements?

Yes. An engagement session is a chance to spend time together and feel comfortable in front of the camera. Explore engagement photographs. Read about planning an engagement session that feels like you.

Do you travel for weddings?

Yes. I photograph celebrations in Minnesota and destinations beyond. Share the location and the shape of your plans so we can discuss coverage and travel.

How much coverage will we need?

We’ll start with the people and moments that matter, then shape coverage around the day. Hours, photographer arrangements, delivery timing and the finished book are confirmed in your proposal. These guides to planning your wedding timeline and deciding whether you need a second photographer can help you think through your plans.

For a practical starting point, explore two sample wedding photography timelines—with a first look or without one.

Can our photographs remain private?

Yes—let’s discuss your preferences before photography begins. Publication permissions and any confidentiality requirements should be agreed in advance.

Read my tip on deciding how you want your wedding shared.