Most couples need somewhere between 8 and 10 hours of wedding photography coverage,  enough to capture getting ready through the first hour of dancing without anyone feeling rushed. Small ceremonies and elopements can often work with 4 to 6 hours. The right number for you depends on how many locations you're using, whether you're doing a first look, and how much of your reception you...

Let's get real for a second. You've spent the last few months deep in a Pinterest rabbit hole, sending your partner screenshots of moody, cinematic wedding photos at 1 am. You keep saying things like "I want our photos to look like a movie." Cool. That means you're not just looking for a wedding photographer, you're looking for a very specific kind of wedding photographer. Luxury wedding...

Let's get something out of the way. You're probably not awkward. I know you think you are. In fact, if you're reading this, there's a solid chance you've already said one of the following: "We're really awkward in photos." "My partner hates having their picture taken." "We don't know how to pose." "We've literally never done anything like this before." Cool. Congratulations. You are exactly...

A Yosemite elopement gets you a legally binding, deeply personal wedding day set against granite cliffs, waterfalls, and sequoia groves instead of a hotel ballroom. You'll need a special use permit from the National Park Service, a California marriage license, and a photographer who actually knows the terrain well enough to get you to the right ledge at the right hour of light. Here's what that...