You can expect at least 50 fully edited images for every hour of wedding coverage. I curate each gallery to tell the full story of the day — the big moments, the quiet ones, and all the little in-between pieces that make it feel like yours.

Yes. A digital second shooter can be added for $350, and a second shooter on film starts at $500. It can be especially helpful for larger weddings, separate getting-ready locations, or when you want more than one perspective happening at the same time.

Absolutely. I offer lifestyle, couples, and engagement sessions in Austin and the surrounding areas through my portrait package at $200 per hour. It’s also a really nice way for us to get comfortable working together before the wedding day.

Energy matters to me just as much as the logistics. After you fill out the inquiry form , the first step is setting up an initial consultation so we can talk through your day, what you’re looking for, and make sure we feel like the right fit. Once we’ve had that conversation, we can move forward with saving your date.

That’s completely fine. You don’t need to know how to pose. I’ll step in with direction when it helps, but I’m much more interested in what happens between poses — movement, laughter, nervous energy, interruptions, and the way you naturally interact with each other.

Yes. I’m based in Austin, Texas, but I’m happy to travel for weddings. If your plans take you outside the area, send me the details when you inquire and we can talk through any travel needs together.

Honestly, it probably won’t — and that’s part of it. Weather changes, timelines move, people cry, someone disappears for five minutes, and unexpected things happen. My job is to stay present, adapt, and photograph the day as it actually unfolds rather than forcing it to look perfect.