On your wedding day, all I want to capture is the feelings, the mood, the emotions, the calm and crazy moments and all the details that make your wedding unique. I typically shoot documentary style to capture candid moments and and try to be as least intrusive as possible. Although I do some times set up some shots to get certain details. I understand family photos and posed shots are a big part of the day as well.

I'm in Calgary, AB, Canada and yes I love to travel! If you want me to photograph your story, it will require a travel fee, depending on where it takes place. But no worries, I always try to find the cheapest way to come because I love the way my creativity is challenged in new places. I am open to negotiating travel and try to help it fit into your budget.

Your will receive an online gallery link with all your photos within 6-8 weeks (sometimes less depending on the season I photograph your story). You can download all the photos from the gallery but also share them, choose your favorites, and also order prints!

You will receive your video(s) 6-8 weeks after your wedding. They will be delivered to you through a downloadable link. We can discuss other options as well during our consultation meeting.

My philosophy is to create something that you can look back in 10 years and remember the moments from the day and remember how you felt. It's hard to put a hard time on something like this as I typically like to start shooting from bride prep until the formal exit or some time during the dancing near the end of the night.

For a 8 hours coverage wedding, you will receive between 400 to 600 fully edited images.

I will be wearing dress shoes and dress pants. Typically I will wear a button up shirt, but I will try to blend in as much as possible, so during our consultation meeting I will ask about your wedding dress code.

Absolutely, but this is not necessary. Keep in mind that I am not looking to outright copy other videographers or photographers in their work, but prefer to have creative control. That said, I'm all for shooting a few ideas you have if I haven't already shot them!

Whether I'm shooting video or photos for you, I don't mind working with other vendors at all. As long as they respect the visual space (i.e. parking themselves in front of the alter for the entire ceremony) we will be just fine! Just be aware that we will show up in each others shots from time to time.

I recommend you purchase an external hard drive to back everything up. Keep in mind these units will fail from time to time, so make sure to change where they are backed up every couple years.