Here are some of the most asked questions I get via inquiries; I hope this helps you on your wedding planning journey!
My wedding is not in Winnipeg, what do you charge for mileage outside of the city?
Currently, my wedding photography packages include mileage for the wedding day, up to 3 hours or so drive outside of the city. However, I do charge additional mileage if your engagement session is further than 1 hours drive outside of Winnipeg, so keep that in mind!
Do you capture elopements/micro weddings?
Yes! Absolutely. I have an hourly rate for elopements/micro weddings, as well as a 4-hour wedding day package that includes an engagement session and a glass keepsake box with 25 high-quality prints of your choice.
I feel awkward in front of the camera… what can help with that?
This awkwardness (which is very common and trust me, SAME) is why I strongly recommend taking advantage of an engagement session with your wedding photographer. I offer them in all of my current packages. This session is a great opportunity for you to get used to being in front of the camera and become more comfortable with me and my shooting style. Also, might I say that YOU ARE AMAZING and BRILLIANT. I’m just here to cox that out of you with my lame jokes, pet stories, and oversharing.
Do you recommend a second photographer?
The short answer is yes, but this is dependent upon the number of hours of coverage you will need for your wedding day. My 6-hour and 8-hour wedding photography packages already include a second photographer for a portion of the day. A second perspective for “getting ready” photos and the ceremony is really helpful, especially if you and your fiance are getting ready at two different locations. I usually send my seconds home right before the reception starts, since shots become redundant at that point.
I need to plan my wedding day timeline, but where do I start?
To start, figure out when you want your ceremony to start and how long it will be (your officiant can usually help you out with this) and when you want guests to sit down for food. Then, work out the rest around those two times - are you seeing each other before the ceremony with a first look? You may be able to do portraits before the ceremony in that case. If not, you’ll most likely have to do portraits between the ceremony and reception. What time do you need to be ready? Check with your beauty team to see how long hair and makeup will take for you and your crew and that gives you an idea of when you need to be awake for getting ready! You got this!