We approach everything with the philosophy that kindness, gentleness,
and an open invitation for cocktails creates deeper relationships,
and thus, more honest images.
It’s one of our favorite challenges (and perhaps strengths) as photographers
to try and capture something that isn’t so plain and clear to the eye.
The trick is to care. REALLY care.
To be present. Be there. See it.
And then simply capture it.
No fabrication involved.
Watch. Walk. And Wait. And then Watch Again.
We approach everything with the philosophy that kindness, gentleness, and an open invitation for cocktails creates deeper relationships,
and thus, more honest images.
It’s one of our favorite challenges (and perhaps strengths) as photographers
to try and capture something that isn’t so plain and clear to the eye.
The trick is to care. REALLY care.
To be present. Be there. See it.
And then simply capture it.
No fabrication involved.
Watch. Walk. And Wait. And then Watch Again.
Grace Ormonde
Seattle Bride
Adorn Magazine
Ruffled
Business Insider
100 Layer Cake
Amber and Muse/Hochzeitsguide
Magnolia Rouge
How He Asked- The Knot
Once Wed
Style Me Pretty
Wedding Chicks
Carats and Cake
Wedding Sparrow
Grey Likes Weddings
The Knot
Rocky Mountain Bride
The Anti-Bride
The Wall Street Journal
Country Living
Today's Bride SF Magazine
Geraldine Magazine
Martha Stewart Weddings
VOGUE
Over The Moon
BRIDES
TATLER
The Wed
The New York Times
- Andrew and Mashaida; these two up there. ->
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99% of our couples (and every couple you see us share) tell us, “we’re going to be so awkward in front of the camera.” The next thing they tell us is we love your work because everyone looks so happy and having the best time. The weddings you photograph look SO FUN.
We nod and smile because we know those two things go hand in hand. And it’s purposeful. We care more about how you feel on your wedding day than the “content” that comes from it. The truth that we know is joy is never awkward. A couple in love is magnetic. And a wedding? A wedding brings all the people you love most in this world to share in your JOY.
After 13 years of marriage and over 20 years of combined experience in the industry, our love for what we do has stayed so strong because it begins with people first- leaving space for real emotion and moments, honoring your family, joking and dancing with your friends so they feel just as comfortable doing the same in front of the camera. It's not uncommon to catch Mashaida on my shoulders, tying groomsmen bowties, or handing out Vogues from Paris at the after party. Put simply, we aim to show up as way more than your photographers.