09/10/2026
5 (more!) things I don’t do as a Wedding Photographer:
1) I don’t get scared about weather.
Weddings can’t be rescheduled due to weather. In the past ten years, I’ve shot outdoor weddings in torrential downpours, and city weddings during record-breaking heatwaves. Sometimes you look at the photos and can’t even tell, but sometimes the unexpected elements create a set of images that feel poignant and wildly unique.
2. I don’t chase trends.
I love a blurry photo as much as anyone else, and I’ve officially been doing this long enough to regret a dutch angle AND now see it rise from the dead in 2026... But after ten years, nothing has really changed for me. Tight shots that melt the backdrop, candids that highlight emotion, vintage lenses that give light a cinematic glow, architectual composition and faces - always always faces. This is the core of my style and it isn’t going away soon.
3. I don’t forget how to act in Church.
You’re never gonna catch me scrolling my phone in the center aisle of your church, temple, or synagogue. Period.
4. I don’t boss your guests around.
Your dad gets as much time as he wants to soak you up in your wedding dress. Your grandma is welcome to sit in the front pew with her iPad and try to get the perfect photo. I’m happy to talk to your uncle at the cocktail hour about the days of film photography and what’s changed since then. This is a special days for your loved ones’ and they are making important memories too. They are welcome to snap along, grab you for a special moment, and point out crucial details and relationships throughout the day. They are never “in my way” or at risk of ruining anything for me.
5. I don’t kill your party.
Are you dancing? I leave you alone. Are you eating? I put the camera down. Did the band pull you onstage for a karaeoke version of ‘Teenage Dirtbag’ with the potential for crowdsurfing...? Well, that I have to take photos of. Whenever I propose stepping away from your party for portraits, it’s always your choice of when and IF we do it. You may decide you’d rather live your wedding day than pose for it, and that’s completely fine with me.
Did any more of these surprise you?