Couples hire me because they want someone who can create beautiful images under pressure, help keep the day on track, and make them feel comfortable throughout.
My clients tend to spend between $2,500 and $4,500 on their wedding photography in Maryland, depending on what matters most to them.
I am also available nationwide and would love to discuss destination opportunities with you.
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No. While most people spend between around $2,500 to $4,500, my clients come with a wide range of budgets. My goal is to find a connection, and your budget is secondary to that. You can read my candid thoughts on pricing here.
I work with you to design a wedding photography timeline that includes the who, what, when, where and why, while respecting the often fluid nature of a wedding day. This will include identifying key moments and people, and developing a strategy to capture what’s important to you without overwhelming your natural experience of the day.
I recommend that you book your wedding photography 10 months to one year in advance of your wedding day. Last minute bookings are occasionally available though, so don’t hesitate to ask!
Unlike many photographers, I am not just slapping a filter on the images and hitting send, therefore editing can take a little longer. The average turn around time for wedding photos is 4 to 8 weeks. It is sometimes quicker than this, and occasionally a little longer for weddings that pose unique technical challenges. I will always keep you in the loop when facing a delay.
Since every wedding is different, it’s not possible to determine with certainty how many images will be delivered, but there is no limit. In general, a team of two photographers will create around 100-150 images per hour.
Depending on my client’s preferences, I shoot a blend of candid photojournalism, polished editorial, and traditional portraiture. My work has an unvarnished and authentic quality, presented primarily in true-to-life color, with key moments punctuated in classic black and white.
Yup, if you need it. I don’t want to get in the way when something natural is already working, but I also don’t want to leave you there wondering what to do with your hands when it’s not.
I’ve photographed weddings across the United States and internationally, and love the adventure of discovering a new city. I always keep my passport up to date, so I can go wherever your wedding is taking place. If you’re interested in bringing me along, reach out and I’ll be happy to discuss what’s involved in the process.
