The approach
Right after you inquire
This is not a sales call. It's thirty minutes to make sure we actually fit — your vision, your venue, your people, and whether my eye is the one you want on the most photographed day of your life. If it isn't, I'll tell you. Honestly, I'd rather refer you to someone perfect than be someone almost.
The months between
No homework. No weekly check-ins you have to answer. I coordinate quietly with your planner on timing and light, scout what needs scouting, and leave you to enjoy being engaged.
Two weeks before
We finalize everything: the timeline down to the minute, the family list, the moments you'd be devastated to miss, and the ones you couldn't care less about. You walk away knowing exactly how the day unfolds — then you stop thinking about me entirely.
The day of
Your guests will. I'm on the floor the whole night — reading the room, catching the toast nobody planned. Photo and film handled as one, with one direction. You'll see the work and wonder where I was standing.