Wedding
The discipline
Wedding photography is documentary work with one chance and no reshoots. We teach it as such: anticipation, positioning, and calm — the craft of being exactly where the day is about to happen. Posing is covered briefly; the real syllabus is nerves, light, and files that survive.
Workshops include a staged full ceremony, second-shooter drills, and a hard look at the business: contracts, backups, and delivery.
Departures — in preparation
The next wedding departure is being scheduled. Tell us you're waiting — dates are set from exactly these messages.
Field notes
Scout the room at the hour of the ceremony, not the hour of the visit.
Two bodies, two cards, two batteries. Redundancy is a vow too.
Photograph the guests watching; that is where the day lives.
Questions, answered
I've never shot a wedding. Can I start here?
Yes — the staged ceremony exists precisely so your first wedding isn't someone's actual wedding.
Is flash covered?
Yes, as a last resort and taught that way: bounced, feathered, and only when the room truly runs out of light.
Do you cover the business side?
Half a day: pricing, contracts, backup discipline, and delivery timelines. Unofficially, it is the half-day that pays for the workshop.
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