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Before you ask
How much does wedding photography cost?
Photography collections run from $2,500 to $4,900, depending on coverage and extras like a second photographer or a highlight video. Most couples go with 8 hours of coverage, which leaves time for relaxed couple portraits. Hop on a call and I’ll walk you through what fits your day.
How do we book you?
We start with a quick meet-and-greet video call to see if it feels like a good fit. If it does, I send a proposal with the contract, invoice, and payment schedule all in one place, and a $1,000 retainer locks in your date.
How many hours of coverage do we need?
Most of my couples book 8 hours. It leaves room for unhurried couple portraits so the day doesn’t feel rushed. We’ll build your timeline together after you book.
Will you be the one photographing our wedding?
Yes, I’ll be there personally. If you add a second shooter, my wife Alexis usually joins me. If she’s not available, I’ll bring in another experienced professional I trust.
How would you describe your photography style?
I’d say my style is a mix of candid, editorial, and sometimes dark and moody, but always true to the day. I focus on real moments and natural emotion, with a bit of direction when it helps you feel comfortable and look your best.
When do we get our photos and what’s included?
The contract states 8 to 10 weeks, but most of the time it’s quicker than that. You’ll receive an online gallery with all your edited images, full printing rights, and access to a professional print store if you want to order anything.
Do you bring backup gear and carry insurance?
I do. I carry backups of pretty much everything, including cameras, lenses, cards, and batteries. I also carry full liability insurance, which most venues require.
Do you travel outside Minneapolis?
Yes. I’m based in Minneapolis and photograph weddings across the Twin Cities, Minnesota and beyond. Just tell me where you’re getting married when you reach out.





