The answers
before you ask.

Booking

How far in advance should we reach out?

For weddings, most couples book nine to fourteen months ahead. Couple sessions and events come together faster — a few weeks is often plenty. Either way, earlier is safer in the busy seasons.

Do you travel?

Yes, often. I'm based in Toronto and shoot across Ontario; travel beyond that is folded into the proposal once a date and location are confirmed.

How is pricing structured?

Pricing is built around the event itself — its length, the location, and the coverage you want. I share a proposal after our first conversation, when I understand what we are actually photographing.

On the day

How many hours of coverage do we need?

Couple sessions run one to two hours. Weddings are usually eight to ten, from late getting-ready into the dancing. Events vary — we will settle on the right window together.

Do you bring a second photographer?

Only when the day genuinely needs one. Most weddings are better served by one quiet photographer than two.

Will you give us a shot list?

I work mostly observationally, but I always ask for a short list of must-have people and any specific moments that would be missed otherwise.

Deliverables

How many photographs will we receive?

A couple session lands around fifty to a hundred images; a full-day wedding, five hundred to nine hundred. The number follows the event, not a contract minimum.

When will we see the gallery?

A small set of previews within seventy-two hours. The full gallery within a few weeks.

Do you offer prints or albums?

Yes, both. Albums are designed in collaboration with you after the gallery is delivered.