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Your wedding day is for eating good food, throwing your butts all over the dance floor, laughing with your loved ones, and sharing sentimental feelings of love and connection. Whether that's a big, high-energy celebration or something quieter and more intentional, there’s no one way this has to look.
Forget the Pinterest boards or what your best friend did at their wedding. The moments you’ll come back to later won’t be perfectly planned. Instead, they’ll be wild, carefree, candid, and totally yours to enjoy.
Your photos should bring you back to that. Not just how everything looked, but how everything felt.
Your story, told authentically
“Jamie went above and beyond making sure she knew how we wanted our wedding day to be captured. She sat down with us at multiple meetings, sent over questionnaires, and answered any questions we had. She is great and quick at communication, professional, kind, and funny!”
Sara & Ross
You’re choosing the vibe that will be around you for one of the most emotional, fast-paced days of your life. You deserve to feel comfortable, supported, and fully yourself, without having to perform or “get it right.”
The people I work with usually want something a little different. They care more about being present than being perfect. They want photos that reflect their relationships, not just aesthetics. They want someone who gets it and knows when to step in to defend your vision, and when to fade away and let you savor the moment.
You don’t need to know how to pose.
You don’t need to have it all figured out.
You just need to show up as you are.
You’re investing in energy, expertise, and emotion
01. Start with connection
02. Planning that actually supports you
You’ll always get:
- Custom timeline creation built around what you care about most
- Multiple planning calls + check-ins along the way
- Thoughtful questionnaires that help bring your vision to life
- Guidance that keeps things organized without feeling overwhelming
This is where we take all your ideas and turn them into something that flows effortlessly.
03. The best day EVER!
04. The photo reveal
05. Super 8 (if you’re including it)
05. super 8
04. your photos
03. the big day
02. planning
01. connection
A process designed to take the pressure off
READY TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP?
Couples typically invest $4,700 – $9,900 depending on the scope of their wedding and what they choose to include.
Custom proposals are built for every single couple so that you’re not trying to fit into a package that doesn’t make sense for you.
Questions? Check out the FAQs
- 1 or 2 photographers
- 5–10 hours of coverage
- Activity-based engagement session
- High-resolution online gallery
- Planning guidance + trusted resources
collections can include:
Every wedding is different, which means your coverage should be too. Everything is customizable, so you’re only paying for what actually matters to you.
Custom Wedding Photography Packages
Ways to make it yours
- Fine art prints
- Vintage Super 8 videography
- Travel
optional add-ons to enhance the experience:
I offer custom packages for Super 8 only. Pricing is determined by your desired length of film and how long I’m there for.
Looking for Super 8 wedding videography but already have another photographer planned? All good!
Super 8 Videography pricing
Typically, couples spend between $3,000 and $6,000 on Super 8.
“Our Super 8 video brought such a unique and nostalgic feel to our wedding memories, and we’ve already received so many compliments from our family and friends.”
Daisy & Anthony
Time to be with your people. Time to take it all in. Time to actually enjoy what you planned.
A timeline that gives you room to breathe
03.
This is where we actually get to know each other. We build trust, get comfortable, and create something that feels natural. When wedding day comes, you two are pros at being in front of the lens. Engagement sessions are centered around an activity you love, and the experience is designed to be laid-back and FUN.
Engagement sessions that feel like a date, not a photoshoot
02.
The timeline, flow, and energy of the day are all built around what you’re most excited for, not a checklist of photo ops.
Your experience comes first
01.
Less production, more presence.
The end result is a gallery that reflects how things actually happened. You’ll remember your day as it really was.
Photos that feel like your memories
05.
You’ll get guidance when you need it, and space when you don’t. No constant posing or interrupting real moments.
A photographer who knows when to step in, and when not to
04.
This isn’t about fitting your day into a template, or using other people’s weddings as a reference point. It’s about building a timeline and wedding day experience around what matters most to you.
Not at all. These calls double as brainstorming sessions. You don’t need to have everything figured out—that’s part of what you’re getting support with.
“We don’t fully know what our day looks like yet—is it too early to chat with you?”
I typically book 8–15 months out, and my calendar opens about 18 months in advance.
“How far in advance should we book?”
That’s completely fine! You can always book the base option and build on it over time. There’s flexibility built into the process so things can evolve as your plans do.
“What if we’re not sure what we need yet?”
Everything is custom-quoted. You’ll see a starting point, a middle option, and something more all-inclusive.
Transparency is central to the booking process, so you’ll never have to guess about the price tag.
“How do packages work?”
Super 8 is real vintage film, like the home movies you’ve probably seen through older family or friends. It had its Hollywood moment in the 60s-80s, and now it’s making a comeback! Your day is captured on it, sent off for digital processing, then turned into a fully edited film set to music.
You can add it to your photography package or book it on its own. If you’re drawn to something nostalgic, emotional, and a little imperfect—this is it.
“How does Super 8 work? Can we book you just for video?”
Absolutely. We’ll build your timeline around how much time you want to spend on portraits, then work backwards to fit in the combinations of you with your guests.
For couples portraits, the focus is less on posing and more about giving you two a moment to be alone together. The photos come naturally from that.
