ENGAGEMENTS
Not a photo shoot, a date night.
Pause the wedding planning and do something that actually sounds like you. The farmers market. The pickleball court. The corner bar you've been going to since your second date.
We'll wander, we'll laugh, and somewhere in there, I'll capture this exact season. The two of you, before everything changes. These are the images you'll reach for over and over.
And it documents this in-between season. The chapter that exists between the proposal and the wedding, that doesn't get a lot of photographs but is one most couples want to remember.
An engagement session does three things at once. It gets you comfortable in front of a camera before the wedding day, so the portraits during the wedding feel easy instead of stiff.
It gives us a chance to work together first, so I'm not a stranger when I show up to your getting-ready suite.
WHY DO IT
The goal is for the photos to feel like a Tuesday night you'd want to live again. A few weeks later, your gallery arrives. Print-ready, social-ready, and ready to use for save-the-dates.
An hour together, somewhere that means something to the two of you. The neighborhood you walk every Sunday. The hike you did on your second date. Your kitchen at golden hour, with the espresso machine running and the dog underfoot.
Before we shoot, we'll talk about the things you actually do together. The places, the rituals, the small details that make your relationship feel like yours. Then we build the session around them. Wear what you'd actually wear. Bring the people, the props, the pets that belong in the picture.
