FAQ

What is your deposit structure?

The retainer required to reserve your date and session is 50% of your total package. The 
 remaining balance is due 30 days prior to all weddings and events, and 7 days prior to sessions.

We’re considering a destination elopement; how does that work?

It works like magic. During our discovery call, we will discuss accommodations and all travel fees are presented within your proposal upon booking. Every wedding is truly unique in its requirements, so we build your package from the following base packages based on the story we are trying to tell together. Any permits, visas, and location research is something that I happily assist with, which is something else we will cover during our initial calls!

When can we expect our gallery?

My photography gallery delivery time is 8 weeks for weddings and events with coverage of 4 hours or longer, 3 weeks for sessions, and 48 hours for content creation! 

What is the hype with wedding content creation?

As your gen z bestie, I am here to tell you that the content creation is simply here to stay. Thank our digital creators for creating this lane, cause I love it! As your gen z bestie, I am here to tell you, some people just experience the world in this format now. And it’s through the same lens, on the same device, in the same camera roll as the last screenshot I accidentally took of my lock screen. I don’t know how to explain it besides feeling a little more like the type of content you see yourself through every day, so it makes it almost a little more “real” and not just this really amazing day that went by so quickly. Chat with me about it during your call and we can get more into it. All of this to say, I offer a base package of 5 hours that includes an average of 500 behind the scenes clips, an edited reel for your insta, and a real photographer behind the lens creating these videos, so magic as well.

What inspires you in your photography?

fleeting moments, dementia, great loss, and a profound capacity of love. 

it's no secret that one day our impact on this earth will be all that is left of us. i think about this often and i would absolutely say it motivates my style of photography. i used to rummage through my moms things all day as a kid, and i would look at all of her photos for hours. it allowed me to know a version of my super hero that i had not been there for. it painted a picture of the life she lived before me. and now she has those photos to remind her of times before she was "mom" and just herself. life moves so fast that i find myself only able to truly connect with the past versions of life through photos. and i want to be able to paint the full picture for people who might share the same sense of nostalgia as me.