I do not provide unedited photos, as this is not an accurate representation of my work. My art is based not only on how I take the photos, but also on how I edit them afterwards!
The typical turnaround time for wedding photos is about 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the season.
You will receive all usable photos. For a full-day package, that’s usually about 700 to 800 images. All pictures will be professionally edited and available for download as high-quality JPEG files.
Yes, you can! Just contact me if you want an album, and we’ll go over the details.
I offer flexible packages tailored to your needs. My standard packages start at 3 hours, but for full-day coverage, I’ll be there as long as we agree, no clock-watching, usually at least 12 hours.
Yes and no — my main focus is photography, because that’s my passion. However, I also offer mini videos during the couple shoot, similar to 30-second reels but in better quality ;)
A wedding day is often unpredictable, and the weather and location can have a big impact on the photos. If you have specific wishes, it’s always helpful to discuss them with me and share examples. That way, I can keep them in mind and use them as inspiration for your pictures.
The offer varies based on your individual wishes and ideas. Please take a look at my service pages to get a first impression. If you need more information, feel free to contact me, and I’ll send you my pricing guide.
Travel costs are not included in the price and vary depending on the destination.
Getting to know each other in person is included for packages lasting 6 hours or more. It’s important to me that we meet beforehand to get a better feel for each other. That way, I won’t be a stranger on your wedding day, but more like a friend who’s there to support you. You should feel comfortable and be able to trust me.
I’d be happy to recommend other service providers. Just send me a message and let me know what you’re looking for.
You will receive your first sneak peek no later than 48 hours after the wedding.
The pictures are delivered through an online gallery, where you can easily download all images in high-resolution/original quality or web size. This gallery can be easily shared with your guests. As a couple, you also have the option to mark certain photos as private, so only you can see them while the rest of the wedding party cannot.
Absolutely! I'm a destination wedding photographer based in Los Angeles. My passport is up to date, and I’m ready to travel anywhere! Please note that there is a separate travel fee.
This is not a problem at all. I bring two beautiful umbrellas to every wedding that we can use during your shoot. Rain photos have a special charm, and you can make something magical out of any weather.
A 30% deposit is required to book my services. The remaining balance is due after the wedding, when you receive your sneak peek or preview.
It’s best to book me as early as possible, once you know your wedding date. Wedding dates fill up quickly, and photographers have limited availability. I accept only one booking per day to stay flexible in case a couple wants to extend their coverage. This also ensures I’m fully available for you if any unforeseen events happen on your wedding day.
If I truly can’t work on your wedding day or am contagious, it would be an absolute emergency. Of course, that’s not ideal, but it’s not a problem. I have a great network of photographer friends and can quickly find a reliable replacement.
I discovered my passion for photography around the age of 12, capturing all kinds of moments. In 2021, I made the leap to full-time self-employment and decided to specialize in wedding photography. I had photographed weddings occasionally before, but going full-time allowed me to fully focus on this amazing industry.
Of course! You can find feedback and quotes from my previous couples on my website. Why not read them now? You can also get a feel for my work in the galleries featured in my blog posts. Plus, more reviews are available on my Google listing here.
More than just the wedding day! From emails, planning, and a video call before the big day to 10 to 14 hours of shooting, plus editing and final touches afterwards — it all adds up to at least 48 hours of work.