
How do you know what you want?
It doesn't have to be a difficult question to answer! Every bride wants to be beautiful, wants to enjoy their wedding day, and wants to capture memories that they can enjoy looking at forever. I work hard to make all of that happen!
Planning your wedding day photography really can be stress-free and even fun--allowing you more time to think about other planning details, or just enjoy a martini on the couch! I want this experience to be friendly, enjoyable, and affordable for you.
We start with a phone call or set up a coffeehouse pow-wow (yes, I'm always down for some coffee!). I ask you what's important to you, and offer questions based on my experience as a wedding photographer. We will very quickly become like old friends!
Start to think about...
-Getting Ready Photos
-First Look
-Posed Family Photos
-Memorials to Loved Ones Who Have Passed
-Sunset Couples Photos
-Videography
-Regrets you may have if you don't get any of these... it's just one day!

Frequently Asked Questions
What is your turnaround time?
Turnaround time for weddings is just 3 weeks. I then give an additional week to look over your online viewing gallery and request any final edits before your custom USB flash drive is mailed to you.
All of your packages are digital. Can I still order prints?
Yes! You will receive your online viewing gallery within 3 weeks after your wedding. From there, you can shop for printed photographs of your desired size, including canvas prints, mugs, and more.
What are the venues you have worked with?
I am always up for working with new venues, but here is a short list of ones I've worked with in the past:
-Lauxmont Farms
-CJ Hummels
-Club at Shannondell
-Glasbern Inn
-Pennsbury Inn
-Terrain Gardens in Devon
How do I pay you? What is the pay schedule like?
I accept Venmo, Zelle, PayPal, or check. I require a non-refundable deposit to book any package. This books your date (you don't need to know the exact time at the time of booking). Depending on the package, there are 2 or 3 remaining equal payment dates in the payment plan.
What equipment do you use?
I use the Canon EOS camera line with L-series lenses. This ensures that I stay up-to-date with technology, delivering to you the crispest and highest-quality photographs possible. My main camera is the Canon EOS R5 Mark ii, and I love my 70-200mm lens! I also work with my R8 and sometimes my RP, with a wide variety of lenses to grab both wide and close shots, in addition to macro lenses to capture the small details.
Lighting equipment includes flashes for all my cameras, an off-camera flash for dark party scenes, and an umbrella to soften the light. I also like to utilize a continuous light for dark outdoor photos.