We’ll chat and sort it out! We’ll cover your activities, location, and create a wedding day timeline based on your vision. Plan for at least 6 hours since I cover micro weddings of 6+ hours to capture everything. Need more time? No problem!

I occasionally take on larger weddings (100-150 people), but only if it's a good fit. If your wedding is too big to be a micro wedding, let's chat to see if we’re a match!

With few exceptions, like needing a Super 8 videographer, the answer is no. Multiple photographers can make things feel staged, and we want your day to be relaxed and natural.

Only for an emergency situation where I can’t attend the wedding last minute. I pride myself on photographing every wedding myself whenever possible to ensure the most emotive wedding photography.

It depends on where you're getting married. In Colorado, Wisconsin, or D.C., you don’t need one, but I’m an ordained Colorado wedding officiant and can help if you’d like. For other states, an officiant and sometimes witnesses are required. Or, you can always legally marry at a courthouse and then have a symbolic wedding.

For sure! I’m not a wedding planner, but I’m happy to recommend the best Colorado wedding vendors, suggest great places I’ve worked at, and help create a timeline with the best lighting for photos.

Of course! That’s my jam. I love helping couples find the perfect locations that not only look stunning in photos but stay nice and private, away from all the tourists and onlookers.

Colorado’s weather is unpredictable, but we’ll only cancel if it’s dangerous. “Bad” weather can create beautifully unique photos, but for extreme conditions, we’ll reschedule or use a backup location. 

You’ll get your photos back in 4-6 weeks. Sneak peeks aren’t included in the contract, but if you’re itching for some shots sooner, just let me know! I can send you a handful of pics within a week of the wedding.

I deliver your photos via an online gallery link to your email, which you can share with friends and family for downloads. The link is active for 30 days, so download everything before it expires. You can print photos from the gallery’s store or anywhere else you prefer.

You’ll get 50-100 photos per hour of coverage. So, for an 8-hour wedding, you can expect around 400-800 edited photos in total. The exact number depends on the day’s events and timing.

I’m happy to book up to 2 years in advance, but I’ve also done micro weddings with just a month’s notice. Most couples book around 6 months out, so if you have a specific date, reach out sooner rather than later. September and July get especially busy!