Black and white engagement photos at a train station platform.

Services & Investment

 

This part doesn't have to be weird.

 

Let’s be real, we all know how money works, and nobody likes weird pricing games. I keep this part simple, upfront, and bullshit free.


All my pricing is right here. No guessing, no "let me hear your budget first" tactics. What you see is what you get.


Prints? They’re not included. And I’m not here to upsell you on stuff you don’t want. The store exists for convenience, not pressure. If you’d rather print your photos somewhere else, go for it. No hard feelings, no guilt trip.

Black and white wedding portrait of newlyweds in rural sunset setting.

PHOTO + VIDEO

     FROM $4295

  • Two Photographers / One Videographer
  • All Day coverage
  • Custom Photo/Video Timeline
  • Full Ceremony + Speeches coverage
  • Sneak Peeks within 72 hours
  • Engagement Included
  • Professional Editing

FAQ

 

Do I get copyrights to the photos?


Short answer: no. I keep 100 percent of the copyright and honestly, that’s a good thing.

It allows me to legally share your photos with you, post sneak peeks online, and send images to vendors or anyone else who helped make your day happen. That said, if you want to keep things private, just say the word. I’ll respect that, no questions asked.

What you do get is a lifetime print and usage release. You can print your photos anywhere, post them online, tweak them if you want, it’s all yours. The only thing you can’t do is sell them to stock photo sites, enter them into contests, or submit them to publications.


How do you book me?


First step is simple, we meet.

I don’t take on weddings without connecting first. We can grab coffee, hop on a video call, or even meet for a drink. The point is to make sure we click. If I’m going to be part of one of the biggest days of your life, I want it to feel natural and easy for both of us.

How long does it take to get your photos and video?


You’ll get a solid preview within the first week. Enough to relive the vibe, post your favorites, and knock out your thank you cards.

The full gallery usually lands within 2 to 3 months, depending on the time of year. If I’m deep in the middle of wedding season chaos, it might take a little longer but I promise it’ll be worth the wait.

Do you travel for weddings?


Hell yes I do.

I actually love them so much that I do everything I can to keep travel costs close to my regular pricing. I treat it like a working vacation and a chance to explore somewhere new with cool people. I’m always down to add another pin to the map!

Got a destination in mind? Hit me up and let’s see if we can make it happen.

How soon should you book me?


The earlier the better. Most couples lock me in about 6 to 12 months in advance. If you want to secure your date, reach out as soon as you can.

Is it really unlimited time?


Yep. No time limits. I’m there from the start of your day until you make your exit at the reception. You don’t have to choose which moments to cover, I capture it all.

If your day runs over 16 hours total including travel, I might ask for a hotel stay. But that’s super rare, and I’ll let you know ahead of time if it applies.

Why is there only one package?


Because I believe in keeping things simple and stress free. You’ve got enough on your plate, so I’ve made my process as easy as possible.

No choosing hours or juggling coverage levels, just one package that includes everything. From getting ready to the last dance, I’m there for all of it.

I’m a storyteller, and I want to tell the full story of your day. Not just the highlights. All of it.

What if we have not paid in full before the wedding day?


No stress

I will still show up and give you everything I have on your wedding day. You will get the same energy, the same coverage, and the same experience either way.

After the wedding, I will send a reminder for the remaining balance. Nothing gets delivered until the account is paid in full, but I promise the work will be ready and waiting as soon as it is.

Do you have insurance?


Yes. I carry a two million dollar liability and general insurance policy.

If your venue requires it, I can provide an accord certificate and add them as additionally insured.

Do you need us to provide food for your team?


Yes. We work our asses off all day and without food, we’re toast. By the time the meal hits, we’ve usually been grinding for around eight hours.

We eat what the wedding party eats, usually right after you all get served. That way, we can refuel and be ready before the next reception event kicks off.

This isn’t in the contract, it’s just a gentleman’s agreement between you and me, as humans doing a job.

What is the payment process?

Everything is handled online through a secure processor using credit or debit, super easy. But if you are old school and want to write a check, I can roll with that too. And if you are off the grid and want to pay in cash, no judgment, I got you.

To lock in your wedding date, there is a 500 dollar reservation fee. After that, it is pay what you can, when you can, at any time.

The contract says the full balance is due two weeks before the wedding, but if life happens and budgets get tight, just let me know. I am never going to ask you to sacrifice anything meaningful just to meet a deadline. I am flexible, just be open and we will figure it out.

Are there any travel fees or hidden costs?


Hell to the No

Inside Colorado, there are zero travel fees and no surprise charges. The only exception, and I will always bring it up ahead of time, is if the total day (drive plus event) runs over 16 hours. At that point, I just ask for a place to crash so I am not driving home half asleep.

Other than that, everything is crystal clear. What is included, what costs extra, and what to expect, no fine print, no weird fees, no gotchas. NO BULLSHIT.

How long is the highlight video?


I am all about storytelling, so I don’t aim for a strict length. Most of my films land in the 10 to 20 minute range, but it really depends on your day and what you want out of it.


If it is a packed day with lots of moments, you will probably end up with something longer. On the flip side, if it is an intimate elopement, you are not going to get a 30 minute film, and that is totally okay.


The final length and feel of your video will reflect the energy, emotion, and pace of your wedding day. Every story is different, and your film should be too.

Are the toasts included?

Parts of the toasts might make it into your final film, but not the full speeches. I use the best moments to help tell the story of your day.


That said, if you want the full toasts captured and edited in their entirety, I can absolutely do that. I offer a separate toast video for a small upgrade of 250 dollars. It includes multiple camera angles and clean, professional audio from start to finish.

Will the Ceremony be filmed?


Absolutely. I film your entire ceremony from start to finish using multiple angles so nothing gets missed. Key moments will be pulled into your highlight film to help tell the full story.


If you want a separate video of the full ceremony, I offer that as an optional add-on for 250 dollars. You will get the whole thing, fully edited, just as it happened.

Can we get all of the RAW footage?


Yes, you can. I do my best to include all the best moments in your final film, but I totally get wanting to experience the full day in its raw form—unedited, unscripted, and exactly how it happened.


If that is something you are interested in, I offer it as an add-on. All you need to do is provide a removable hard drive, and I will load all of your footage onto it for a small upgrade fee of $250


Bride and groom sharing a romantic kiss in open train doors at a station platform on their wedding day.
Silhouette of a bride and groom kissing at sunset with warm golden sky backdrop at outdoor wedding.
Man in tuxedo fastening cufflinks on white dress shirt, wearing black bow tie, preparing for formal event.
Groom lifted by groomsmen celebrating at wedding reception in rustic barn venue with string lights.
Bride and groom sharing a kiss under a flowing white veil in a lush green garden setting.
Bride and groom joyfully riding a red boom lift at an outdoor farm wedding venue.
Elegant man in tuxedo with bow tie sipping whiskey by window in black and white portrait photography.
Diamond engagement ring and wedding band displayed on illuminated pearl grid surface against dark background.
Bride and groom embrace in snowy winter wedding portrait, bride in lace off-shoulder gown, groom in gray suit with yellow boutonniere.
Bride and groom share a romantic dip kiss while cheering wedding party celebrates behind them on green lawn.
A couple embraces in a snowy winter landscape, the bride holding a yellow bouquet in a lace gown.
Bride and groom crossing a city street at sunset in wedding attire, with a flowing veil and train.
Bride and groom embrace in a lush rose garden, bride smiling joyfully in lace gown holding bouquet.
Bride in lace gown holds train while gazing at groom in black tuxedo inside elegant venue with chandelier.
Bride and groom stand on a rocky overlook surrounded by pine trees and mountain views in Colorado.
Black and white wedding photo of bride in lace gown and groom in suit holding hands outdoors at dusk.
Bride in white gown holding bouquet embraced by groom in navy suit outdoors with lush green trees.
Bride and groom share first dance under a tent at golden hour wedding reception with guests seated around the dance floor.
Smiling groom in black shirt, burgundy tie, and suspenders posing confidently near a wooden door in elegant venue.
Bride and groom kiss on a tree-lined path surrounded by lush green foliage outdoors.
Groom embraces bride from behind in lace gown with mountain landscape backdrop on their wedding day.
Bride in white lace mermaid gown and veil holds bouquet on rocky overlook with mountain forest backdrop.
Bride and groom share a romantic first dance outdoors in the snow at their winter wedding reception.
Bride and groom sitting on rocks surrounded by lush greenery and pine trees during an outdoor mountain wedding.
Bride and groom kiss on stone wall before the Craftwood Inn at dusk.
Bride and groom standing in snowy winter landscape with red rock formations during their outdoor wedding ceremony.
Bride and groom share a kiss while wedding party walks past in motion blur on green grass.
Indoor wedding ceremony with mountain views, couple exchanging vows at altar with wedding party and guests seated in rows.
Bride and groom share first dance in rustic barn venue with warm string lights glowing in background.
Bride and groom share a romantic dip kiss on a rooftop with a stunning city skyline backdrop at dusk.
Bride and groom share a romantic kiss at sunset on a lush green field with mountain views.
Bride and groom share an intimate moment surrounded by vibrant red autumn foliage at an outdoor fall wedding.
Couple sharing an intimate moment on a train platform, with their reflection visible in the glass beside them.
Bride and groom share their first dance under elegant gold chandeliers in a warmly lit wedding reception venue.
Bride and groom posing elegantly in a grand historic train terminal with ornate chandeliers on their wedding day.
Smiling bride in lace gown with groom holding hands before a scenic mountain backdrop at outdoor wedding.
Groomsmen in gray suits and blue bow ties pose playfully outdoors on grass with trees in the background.
Bride and groom share a romantic kiss under a rustic wooden gazebo overlooking a scenic mountain valley.
Black and white photo of a couple embracing at a train station, their reflection visible in the glass wall behind them.
Bride and groom share first kiss at mountain wedding ceremony with stunning rocky peaks backdrop.
Bride and groom hold hands in snowy winter landscape, bride wearing elegant lace gown with long train.
Bride and groom share a romantic moment seated in an elegant train station lobby with chandeliers and Terminal sign.
Bride and groom share first dance in black and white photo inside rustic barn venue with string lights.
Man in black tuxedo buttoning jacket, formal wedding attire close-up shot.
Bride and groom share first dance in elegant rustic wedding venue with chandeliers and seated guests.
Bride and groom share first dance in elegant rustic ballroom with chandeliers and seated wedding guests.
Romantic black and white scene of a couple sitting on a wooden fence by a lake.
Silhouettes of figures embracing against a dramatic sunset sky with a cross in the distance.

Portfolio

Portraits, Weddings, engagements
Wedding ceremony overlooking majestic mountain views with guests gathered.

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I look forward to hearing from you and helping you create memories that will last a lifetime.