That’s How We Capture Your Love Story.

Not at all. Most of the couples I photograph have never done this before. We build the session around something small you'd do together anyway: a walk, coffee or ice cream along the way, an afternoon at a vineyard, a picnic, a glass of wine as the light turns gold. I start with a few small prompts and questions, and by the second or third one, the nervousness has usually quietly worn off. I work with a documentary approach — waiting for the moments in between, rather than asking you to pose — so what you get back is the two of you, not two people performing for a camera.

For couple sessions, wear whatever makes you forget about it within the first five minutes. Don’t forget: Comfort always comes first.

If you'd like to coordinate as a couple, think neutral, earthy and warm: cream, warm brown, soft green, a hint of dusty blue. In winter, that leans into richer creams and browns - beautiful against bare trees or snow.

In summer, the same palette just softens: think linen, sage, a washed-out blue. A scarf, a soft jacket, a little texture - that's where the depth comes from, not from patterns or logos, which tend to pull the eye away from each other rather than toward it.

And you won't have to figure any of this out alone: every booking comes with my Outfit & Posing Guide, full of real examples and small ideas to make getting dressed the easiest part of your day.

Sooner tends to work in your favor. For sessions, elopements and weddings alike, I usually recommend reaching out three to twelve months ahead - enough time for the right season, the right light, a date that actually fits your life.

That said, things don't always come together that neatly. If your timeline is tighter, reach out anyway. Some of the loveliest sessions I've shot came together with barely any notice at all.

Wherever the story breathes best - your home, a quiet outdoor space, somewhere meaningful. Guidance on location is always part of the process.

Yes. Objects or clothing that hold meaning can deepen the visual language. We’ll shape the mood together. For example sunglasses, your favorite book, hats, your guitar, etc.

Sharing the stories I get to tell is one of the quiet joys of this work - on the website and/or Instagram.

It's often how the next couple finds their way to me, the way you probably found your way to this page. But it's never assumed.

I'll always ask first, gently, before anything goes anywhere. And if you'd rather keep it just yours - your closeness, not for anyone else's scrolling. That's exactly how it stays. Some moments are meant to be held close, not shared.

No. Every image is hand-finished to match the tone and intention of the session. Unedited files are not part of the delivery – the edit is part of the vision.

All private sessions include private usage rights – for personal use only (sharing, printing, remembering).

Personal Branding sessions include professional usage rights – for use across websites, social media and brand communication.

If broader commercial licensing is needed, this can be arranged simply and transparently. Please let me know during the booking process so we can plan accordingly.