Here are some FAQs

What’s your style of photography?

Reading my blog, viewing my portfolio, and following me on Instagram are by far the best ways to get a better understanding of my style. In a nutshell, my photography approach is more about having a certain way of thinking rather than anything else. Real creativity above cloys, fun above formality, and honesty above gimmicks. This method allows for magic to occur, and it’s comfortable, fun, and finally enables me to capture you in a manner that doesn’t resemble every other wedding you’ve seen. We have a blast doing it because it keeps things interesting, exciting, and fun!

How will you edit our photos?

The most important thing to note is that I don’t concern myself with current trends; they’re prone to fading. That’s why I edit in a classic, timeless approach, so your pictures will stay as fresh today as they are now in ten, twenty, thirty years. I’m convinced that, as much as they are for you right now, your photographs are also for your future selves.

What are you like when you’re at work on a wedding day?

The most frequent question I get asked on a wedding day is, ‘So, how long have you known these two?’ because I am essentially an extra guest with added cameras. If buttons pop off, I have a track record of calming frayed nerves and producing sewing kits. Mostly, I’m having a fantastic time at my best job in the world and producing stunning images for you. Have a look at this page about how I work for more information on how I approach things.

Do you shoot weddings outside of the TX?

Always. My travel and lodging expenses are exactly the same, so all you need to do is cover these. If you have any more questions, please contact me.

Is it possible to schedule an engagement session?

Is it possible to schedule an engagement session? Absolutely, it is. They’re lots of fun, a great way to get used to having your picture taken, and a wonderful keepsake for a truly one-of-a-kind moment in your lives. I do the majority of my engagement shoots in Grand Prairie since I am a Texas Wedding Photographer, but I will go out of town on occasion; just tell me what you want and we will make it happen.

What happens after we book, and before our wedding?

I’ll get all the specific information I need to capture your big day a few months before your wedding: addresses, times, contact information, and everything else. In addition, we’ll make one more phone call the week before to verify that any last tasks are on your side and on mine. I’m also very quick to respond to all of my couples’ emails throughout the year, answering any questions they may have and giving them advice. Even better, pick up the phone and I’ll be delighted to talk with you right now.

How long will you be there for?

Time limits on weddings shot by photographers seem to make sense to me, but it’s not the whole story of your day. I mean it when I say that I’ll be there for as long as you need me, from the start to the finish. Please contact me if you want more information.

What do you do with our photos after the wedding?

I’m already at work editing chosen highlights of your wedding day to be ready in 48 hours as soon as the morning after your wedding. After that, I begin work on the others. On my Instagram, you can see a lot of examples of highlights being dropped.

How many photographs will we get?

The number of photographs ranges from 700 to 900 per wedding, depending on the bride. Every picture is supplied as part of a carefully constructed tale of your day, each picture capturing a new aspect of that narrative and being meticulously picked and edited to transport you back to the precise moment it occurred. (Don’t fear, I definitely won’t be sending you photos from 50 distinct perspectives.) Only the finest will be provided to you.)

When will we get our photos, and how?

In a private online gallery, you’ll receive them. You may create lists of favorites, connect with friends and family, and even purchase prints using this gallery. I’ll also send your photos via USB, as well as a drive. I’ll keep you updated the whole way through the turnaround process, which takes 4-6 weeks.