2 Canon R6 Mii full frame mirrorless camera bodies, Canon t7 backup body, 50mm, 85mm, and 24-70mm lenses, Speedlites (flashes) and LOTS and lots of batteries, chargers, SD cards.

I have back ups for my back ups for my back ups basically.

I also keep a little plastic "raincoat" drape for my camera just in case it rains lol. Those are the important things off the top of my head.

I am happy to help with timelines!

Full wedding galleries take about 6-8 weeks
I like to send out sneak peeks in the first 7 days

1. Head over to my "BOOK" tab or scroll below and click "Inquire Now"

2. Click the Wedding Inquiry portal.

3. Fill out the contact form with your name and contact information.

4. Answer the questionnaire regarding date, venue, duration, etc. to the best of your ability (it doesn't have to be exact, we can change details later if needed). Submit.

5. If your date is available and we feel like a good fit, I will accept your inquiry and send you a new email with a booking link.

6. Pick your package, pay the retainer fee, and sign our contract

7. Confirm and book!

I will reach out via text and we can continue logistics from there as the timeline is planned.


You will receive a confirmation e-mail!
Remaining balance will be due by the wedding. Please let me know if you need to make other payment arrangements.

When a wedding is booked, I block out the entire day in my calendar to devote to your special day so I have no other obligations. We can decide later the exact time and place for me to arrive as we build your timeline.

"But what happens if ......"
Not to scare you, but there is quite a long list of things that could go wrong on the list of "what ifs". But a professional is prepared for it!

Hiring a professional means:

Reliability: Backup equipment, contracts, and a solid plan for the day.

Consistency: Hundreds of beautifully edited images, not a handful of lucky shots.

Peace of mind: You get to be fully present, knowing every detail is being captured with skill.

When the cake is gone and the flowers fade, your photos are what remain. Don’t risk one of the biggest days of your life on someone still “figuring it out.”