06/05/2026
You don’t need more hours of coverage, you need space to curate an experience.
No one spends a year planning a wedding just to watch the clock count down.
You worry, about everything. At least that’s what it feels like. You worry about how your uncle will act. Will the bridesmaids patterns look good together? You worry about the budget getting out of hand, and you especially worry about moments being missed.
Which is exactly what I was finding after 15 years in the industry.
I offered packages the “normal way.” I charged based on and hour per hour basis and time and time again I felt like I was doing a disservice to my 8 hour clients.
I get it. It’s easier to fit into the budget so it’s the first package you go for. But doing so, I was missing those soft morning moments with grandma, or better yet the late night split your drunk bridesmaid just whipped out.
Eight hours sounds generous until you’re halfway through the planning process and suddenly you’re deciding if you value getting ready photos more than having your exit covered. Or worse, faking an exit with a few close family members just to have mock images of a memory that never actually was documented.
In the end, the timeline becomes priority instead of couples just existing, flowing through moments as they should or even delaying cake cutting a couple songs because your dj is playing banger after banger.
It’s the exact reason I stopped offering hourly packages. I want my couples to exist. To take a break. To stay sweaty on a dance floor and not have to hug me goodbye half way through.
If you’re ready to lock in a photography package that already takes an ounce of stress off wedding planning, dm me. I’m ready to witness it all 😉
Shot on gold 200 🎞️
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