Congratulations, you're engaged!

I'm so excited for the chance to work with you and I can’t wait to hear more about your wedding! I know photography is one of the larger investments you are making for your wedding day and I would be so honoured to share this experience with you in making the memories from it last forever.


This guide is to help you prepare for your big day and to let you know what to expect from our time together.

Packages & Pricing

6 Hours Coverage

+ Consultation prior to wedding day

+ 30 minute engagement session

+ Assistance in timeline planning

+ Online gallery of edited images

+ Personal printing rights

+ Sneak Peek photos delivered within 72 hours

+ Final gallery delivered in 11-13 weeks



Coverage can include; couples portraits, immediate family & small bridal party photos, ceremony & part of reception


$3200 + HST


Package 1

8 Hours Coverage

+ Consultation prior to wedding day

+ 1 hour engagement session

+ Assistance in timeline planning

+ Online gallery of edited images

+ Personal printing rights

+ Sneak Peek photos delivered within 72 hours

+ Final gallery delivered in 11-13 weeks



Coverage can include; couples portraits, bride and groom portraits, family & bridal party photos, ceremony & part of reception


$3750 + HST


Package II

10+ Hours Coverage

+ Consultation prior to wedding day

+ 1 hour engagement session

+ Assistance in timeline planning

+ Online gallery of edited images

+ Personal printing rights

+ Sneak Peek photos delivered within 72 hours

+ Final gallery delivered in 11-13 weeks



Full Day Coverage

Getting ready to reception

Golden hour portraits if timeline allows


$4500 + HST


Package III

Optional Add-Ons

+ Additional coverage is $450 per hour.

+ Second Shooter can be added for $90 per hour (minimum 6 hours).


Travel fees are not included in pricing. First 100kms of travel are complimentary.


A $500 non-refundable deposit is required for booking.


Candid + Timeless Photography


Capturing light, feelings &  moments and all the things in between.


I believe in finding a delicate balance between candid spontaneity and gently guided poses, allowing for authenticity to shine through, while also curating a visual narrative that speaks volumes.

Beyond merely documenting events, I am driven by the desire to create art.

Finding inspiration from the cinematic magic of movies and TV, lyrics from your favourite songs, and the beauty of everyday encounters, I aim to create images that resonate deeply with people.

I like to incorporate a mixture of traditional and non-traditional photography styles to capture a story that is uniquely yours.

I'm also here for the ~good vibes~ I try not to take things to seriously. Life isn't perfect and neither are you and I. I like my work and approach to photography to reflect that.

FAQ

How do you photograph a wedding?

I will be there providing support and assistance every step of the way. Prior to your big day, I'll offer guidance by sharing sample timelines to assist you in scheduling your day. On the day of your wedding, my primary goal is to capture the overall essence: the emotions, the atmosphere, the serene and lively moments, and all the elements that make your wedding day uniquely yours. I will start the day by capturing the small details — your shoes, perfume, floral arrangements, invitations etc. If I have a second shooter with me they will focus on the groom, any alternate angles and candid moments. Throughout the day, I will be there to offer direction and guidance in front of the camera, I also encourage you to immerse yourselves fully in the moment with your partner. My favourite part of the wedding day to capture is the golden hour portraits. I find everyone to be more relaxed and we can get much more creative.

What is your editing style?
My editing style is warm and true to tone with a focus on beautiful skin tones. I also love film photography and I want my digital work reflect that. What does that mean!? I keep colours pretty natural and saturated (I know how much time and money is put into selecting outfits and flowers for your wedding day) and want everything to appear similar to real life. My edits can also be slightly moody (darker) and a touch grainy to create that vintage, cinematic and filmy feel. I am also OBSESSED with a good black and white photo. To me they feel so timeless and intimate, so expect to have a lot of black and whites in your gallery. Make sure you check out my portfolio to ensure that my edits align with your personal taste.
Can we choose the location for our engagement photos?
Absolutely! I believe that the location plays a significant role in capturing unique and personalized photographs. Whether it's at your home, a scenic outdoor location, or a venue of your choice, I'm open to capturing your portraits in a place that holds meaning to you and your partner. I LOVE photographing engagement sessions at your favourite date spot or the location of your proposal! Let's make it a fun event, instead of it being something to check off your to do list.
Why do I need an engagement session?
While the primary purpose of an engagement session is to capture the love and excitement between a newly engaged couple, this is also the BEST time to get to know your photographer prior to your wedding day! As with so many of my clients, your engagement session may be the first time you have been professionally photographed. It provides an excellent chance for you and your partner to get more comfortable in front of the camera in a more relaxed and casual setting. We will learn what poses and prompts are the most natural for you, so ultimately your wedding day will run more smoothly. To top it off you will also have some great quality photos of you and your partner for save the dates and to display at your wedding!
Why do I need a second shooter?
Second shooters can be essential in telling the complete story of your wedding day, depending on the size of your wedding. Think of the moment when you are walking down the aisle and your partner sees you for the first time - it can be very difficult for a photographer to capture both of your reactions alone. Also, wedding ceremonies can happen FAST. The shortest ceremony I have photographed was only 5 minutes long! To capture all the angles and special moments that quickly, it is very important to have a second photographer. Additionally, they are key to your day when you and your partner are getting ready at different locations, gathering people for family photos, and the list goes on!
How long does it take to receive the final edited photos?
My typical turn around time for a wedding is 10-12 weeks and 2-3 weeks for an engagement session. With both, you will receive sneak peeks within 72 hours of the session. The timeline can vary slightly depending on the season of your session as I prioritize quality and attention to detail to deliver exceptional images that exceed your expectations.
What happens if the weather is unfavourable on the day of my session?
If the weather doesn't cooperate on the day of an outdoor engagement shoot, we can discuss alternatives such as rescheduling the session or finding an indoor location. I want to ensure the best possible outcome for your photos, and I am pretty flexible in adapting to unforeseen circumstances. As for your wedding day, I always have matching clear "emergency umbrellas" in my car lol. I will also add that a cloudy day can result in really beautiful photos! Clouds can create a softer light that is actually more flattering than harsh, direct sunlight.
How many photos will I receive?
For my wedding packages you will receive an unlimited gallery of fully edited images. This can range from approximately 600-1000 photos depending on your day and what will accurately represent your story. I will choose the best photos and do not put a cap on the number of images I deliver as every wedding day is unique. I take the same approach with my engagement sessions. You can expect roughly 50-100 photos from a 45 min session, but once again I do not limit the amount of photos I deliver. That being said, I do NOT deliver raw or unedited photos. I spend a lot of time sorting and selecting the best photos (removing the mid-blink and unflattering ones) to curate a beautiful final gallery for you.
Can we include our dog in our engagement session or wedding day?
YES, absolutely! I LOVE dogs. If you want photos including your dog on your wedding day, I suggest assigning a friend or family member to help out. Just a heads up your dogs paws can get muddy... so consider this if they are prone to jumping on you when planning this, if you know what I mean. lol.
What do I need to prepare for you on my wedding day?
I ask you to set aside a box of all your details, this includes your rings, other jewellery (watch, cufflinks), invitations, shoes, ties, flowers, etc. so I can begin photographing them as soon as I arrive at your getting ready location. I will also need a shot list for your family photos. This is a detailed list of the combinations of people, including their names and relation to you, that we will call out for your family portraits. This helps make family photo time effortless and stress free so everyone can enjoy cocktail hour!
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Things to consider when choosing your wedding package:

I. What moments are important to you?

+ Do you want to capture the intimate moments between the people who are important to you the most?

+ How important are the wedding party photos to you? Life happens, people fall out of touch.

+ When looking at wedding photos what are you favourites? Details, candids, golden hour portraits etc.

II. Getting ready photos.

This can be such a special time spent with your family and friends. It's the perfect time to capture those emotional first looks and ease into your wedding day.

III. Golden hour portraits.

As a photographer this is my favourite time of any given day but especially on a wedding day. Golden hour is approximately 45-30 minutes before sunset and I recommend setting aside some time to take some of the most magical photos. This is the best light of the day and this time can allow for some slower and more creative moments together. Pop a bottle of bubbly and enjoy the sunset with your hunny, because you just got married!

TIPS, TRICKS + things to do

Remember to eat!

Pre order breakfast and lunch so you have something to eat while you are getting ready. Arrange for it to be delivered or decide if someone will be picking it up. Wedding days are long and there is nothing worse than being hangry when you are just trying to enjoy yourself. Also drink WATER. (Note this is also a reminder to myself)

Make a playlist.

Don't underestimate the power of a good playlist. Curate a playlist for both parties getting ready and the drive to the venue. Skip the TV for music and opt for a speaker instead. It keeps the vibes upbeat without the distraction of a glowing screen. There's been many times that I have arrived for getting ready photos and there's just a lot of silence (groomsmen especially). I'd offer to play my music but I don't think my sad girl, indie tunes are the vibe for your day. Let's get the party started!

Remove the tags and labels from everything.

Don't forget the bottoms of your shoes!

Speaking of shoes...

Remember to break them in. Heels and dress shoes are NOT comfy. Nobody likes sore feet and you will be standing for hours on end. Wear them while you cook and clean. Then go buy a pair of shoes that you can change into at the end of the day.

Delegate little tasks.

The smallest of things can impact your day. Who is in charge of the music and speaker, someone to keep the getting ready area tidy, who will be taking quick phone photos and videos, a person to ensure that shirts are wrinkle free, someone to help you with your dress in the washroom, a person to keep the vibes going!!! Someone who knows how to pin on a boutonnière and fold the pocket squares (trust me, this one is important). You can make these tasks fun! Give out names like "The DJ", "The Pocket Police", "Iron Man", "Clean Freak", "The Lint Lord", "Paparazzi", "Zen Daddy" etc. Keep it lighthearted and fun!

Find the light.

Your photographer will help with this, but if you can find a spot in your getting ready area loaded with natural light (room with the biggest window) and clear away any clutter ahead of time it is super helpful! Think of Kleenex boxes, remotes, chargers and wires. This will likely be the location we will take most if your getting ready photos and it looks best to have the area tidy.

Leave padding in your timeline.

Create a timeline that allows breaks for snacking, resting, and bathroom breaks!! Seriously, those dresses can be a lot in a tiny bathroom LOL. Most importantly, remember that even the best of us can’t be “on” for an entire day. It's nice to have a moment to sit down and take it all in (or shut off your brain, whatever works for you).

Manage your expectations.

I hate to say it but something will likely go wrong. Your partner might forget their vows, you might put the wedding band on the wrong hand, a kid might scream and cry, your dress WILL get dirty. Just be mindful of how you want to remember your day. Do you want to remember being stressed and worried or do you want to have the memory of laughing and celebrating your love with your closest friends and family. If you aren't present and enjoying yourself, this can reflect in your photos. Just like anything in life, this day is what you will make of it. Plan as much as you can ahead of time then just let your wedding day happen.