Our Philosophy:
On your wedding day, everything moves so fast, we want to slow down time and capture the fleeting moments so you can relive them long after your flowers wilt, your cake is eaten, and your guests have flown home. We always aim to capture the raw in-between moments. Your dad wiping away a tear as he sees you for the first time, your newlyweds hand grazing the small of your back, your head thrown back in laughter as they whisper something in your ear (maybe sweet, maybe salty).
We aim to capture photos that look and feel like you using the art of 35 mm and 120 film, polaroids, super8 film, and digital photos. Documenting the thoughtful details of the day, candids of your loved ones coming together, and the in-between moments as they unfold. Using natural light and direct flash with true to tone film inspired editing we create photos that feel elevated and editorial yet relaxed and real. Your wedding photos should reflect who you are as a couple- not whatever instagram filter is currently trending.
Our approach:
We are not just there on your wedding day hiding behind a big camera (or the 7 different film cameras we are usually toting), we are there in the weeks and months leading up to the big day. To calm your nerves, talk about your inspiration, and craft a seamless timeline. The day of; we’ll help you pin your boutonniere, sew any last minute wardrobe emergencies (no seriously, it’s happened), and wrangle Aunt Marge away from the charcuterie and oysters for family photos! After the wedding we get to work on editing your gallery of photos, keeping your unique love story in mind through the moment your heirloom album ends up on your doorstep.
Inclusivity:
All love is celebrated here! Being an LGBTQ+ couple ourselves, we know how unnerving it can be reaching out to a wedding vendor not sure if it is a safe space for you and your guests. It is of the most importance to us that everyone who works with us feels celebrated and accepted for who they are. We will never turn a couple away for their race, gender, or sexual orientation. This sentiment is extended to all of our couple's guests, family, and fellow vendors. Love and respect is at the core of our business.
