I've never understood photographers who make you book them to get the answers. So most of I'm sharing it with you here: who I'd hire, what I'd plan for, and what I'd skip. Nothing on this page requires you to work with me.
get asked the same eight questions at every consultation
Where the light lands, where the getting-ready rooms are, and which ones have a rain plan that isn't a tent.
Seacoast Venue recommendations & Details
One page. Mostly things you already own, and the four things that photograph badly no matter how good they look in person.
What to Wear & How to Plan a Family Session
Two pages, four buffers most couples forget, built from a hundred and thirty weddings of watching where the day goes sideways.
The Wedding Day Timeline That Leaves You Time to Eat
Videography — Fieldnote Films
Hair & Makeup — Stray Fox Beauty
Music — The Riverbank Six
Rentals — Seacoast Event Co.
Catering — Ninefold Kitchen
Florals — Marsh Rose Studio
Planning & Design — Hollis & Vine Events
The vendors I recommend
WHO I'D HIRE
The best tool to set up automations that save so much time from doing everything manually.
Zapier
The best platform to find fonts, graphics, templates, and any design assets you may need.
Creative Market
My go-to designer and where I purchased my website template from.
Palme Design co.
For creating client guides, social media posts, and so much more.
Canva
Every timeline, venue note, and shot plan. Nine years of weddings in one place.
Notion
Email for the couples who aren't ready to book yet. Flat rate, no per-subscriber panic.
Flodesk
Client galleries and print sales. The store sells albums for me while I sleep.
Pic-Time
Where this whole site lives. Drag and drop, no code, and it looks like nothing else.
Showit
What I actually run this on, after seven years of trying things and quietly abandoning most of them. Some of these are affiliate links, which I'll always tell you.
