Choosing the right wedding photographer isn’t just about pretty pictures—it’s about trusting someone to tell your story with artistry, care, and emotional depth. If you’re planning a high-end wedding and want your memories documented with elegance and intention, start here.

Why These Three Questions Matter

Before diving into proposals or pricing, it’s worth pausing to consider what truly matters to you. As a luxury wedding photographer, I believe your photography experience should feel effortless and personalized. These three questions will help you find a photographer whose approach aligns with your priorities.

1. What Do I Want to Feel When I Look Back at My Photos?

Wedding photography isn’t just visual—it’s emotional. Are you hoping to relive the joy of a dance floor moment? The tenderness of your vows? The quiet pride in your parents' faces?

Defining the feeling you want to remember helps you select a photographer who can evoke those emotions in every frame. My goal is always to deliver photographs that transport you back—to the atmosphere, the laughter, the meaningful details.

See how I capture emotion in my portfolio

2. What Moments Are Most Important to Me?

Some couples dream of magazine-worthy portraits. Others prioritize documentary-style candids or rich detail shots that tell the full story. There's no wrong answer—only what’s most “you.”

Think about what would break your heart to miss. Is it a private first look? The reaction of your grandparents? A shot of your custom vows or heirloom table settings? Sharing those priorities upfront helps me craft a plan that ensures they aren’t overlooked.

3. What Are My Worries About Photography?

This might feel like an odd question—but it’s incredibly valuable.

Are you nervous about being photographed? Concerned about time crunches? Unsure how to pose? Talking through concerns helps your photographer support you with empathy and solutions. I’m not just your camera-wielder—I’m your guide, advocate, and sometimes your emergency bustle-fixer.

Many of my clients tell me that working with me felt calming and clarifying, especially on a day that can feel overwhelming. It’s my job to make sure you feel seen, supported, and celebrated.