Congratulations to the happy couple and thank you for choosing me as your photographer! It's a responsibility I never take lightly.
No two weddings are the same! Please take the time to answer the following questions to help us understand your personal style. We can’t wait to capture the many unforgettable moments from your wedding.
Candid/Photojournalistic
This avoids posed or prompted shots and captures the spontaneity of your wedding day. Moments are not created; they are captured. Photojournalism shows you the joy, emotion, and spontaneity of the day. Photographs are simple and immediate, an instant of life captured on film.
Natural Portraiture
These are semi-posed, natural looking, casual portraits. Individuals or groups of people are brought together without the look of a formal set-up. This style gives a more relaxed, contemporary and fun look.
Formal Posed Photography
Individuals or groups of people are set up by the photographer in formal poses. The complete opposite to candid photography. This is typically the most traditional style of wedding photography and is very popular with older family members. The photos are quite formal but are very consistent. This would include posed portraits of each partner, family, wedding attendants and prompted photos of the traditional "happenings" at your wedding.
Little Details
A component of photojournalistic style. Captures small details that help you to truly remember the day - the beads of a dress, the swirls of frosting on the cake, the pearls on your ears, the blossoms of your flowers, artistic close ups of the rings, etc .
