Washington WEdding Photographer

Most of my couples invest between $3,000–$4,000 for their wedding photography, which includes my signature 8-hour package. Every wedding is unique, but this is a great starting point for what to expect. 

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Every photographer is different, but the truth is that wedding photography is so much more than just showing up on your big day. It includes consultations, venue walk-throughs, engagement sessions (and editing those photos), timeline planning, and of course, countless hours of editing after the wedding to ensure every image is perfect. Plus, there’s the upkeep of your gallery and the investment in high-quality equipment and experience to capture your day beautifully!

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A second photographer isn’t a must, but it adds so much value! They allow both partners’ getting-ready moments to be captured seamlessly, without me having to bounce between locations. They also provide different angles—like when you’re walking down the aisle—and capture candid moments happening elsewhere. An extra set of eyes means more memories preserved, and you can never go wrong with that!

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Wedding portraits are one of the most important parts of your day—you’ll never regret making time for them! Even if you feel awkward in front of the camera, I promise to guide you every step of the way. The best time? Golden hour is my favorite for that dreamy, romantic glow. If that’s not possible, daylight hours work beautifully. If you’re doing a first look, portraits right after are ideal. If not, we’ll capture them after family photos post-ceremony. In just 15–20 minutes, we’ll create timeless images you’ll cherish forever!

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A day-after wedding adventure session is the perfect way to capture more intimate, carefree moments without the time constraints of your wedding day. Whether you didn’t have much time for couples’ portraits or just want an excuse to dress up again and have fun, this session lets you focus on each other—without the crowd. You can choose a location that truly speaks to you, embrace your personalities, and create epic, unforgettable images in a relaxed setting

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When choosing your wedding photographer, focus on three key factors: quality of work, style, and personality. Your photographer should align with your aesthetic. It’s important to meet with them before booking—whether over coffee or a video chat—to get to know each other. An engagement session is also crucial, as it gives you a chance to see how they work and interact with you. Make sure their personality fits your needs: If you prefer a more laid-back photographer, look for someone with a quieter nature. As an outgoing photographer, I love being in the action (like on the dance floor!), but I also know when to step back, especially during the ceremony. Finally, ask to see multiple galleries to ensure the quality and style are consistent throughout.

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