The Experience
A little direction when you want it and lots of space to be in the moment. Tom helps shape a timeline that gives the day room to breathe, then we stay tuned in to the people, the energy and the unscripted moments as they unfold.
Our journey starts with a video chat so we can get to know each other, talk through what you're planning and make sure we're a good fit.
When you're ready, you'll sign the wedding agreement and pay the booking fee through our online portal. Super simple.
As your wedding gets closer, Tom works closely with you (and your planner) to make sure photography fits naturally into the flow of the day. He’s a resource for timing, logistics and anything else that can help the day feel relaxed and intentional.
A few weeks before, Tom will gather your must-have family combinations and final details, then hop on a video call to walk through the day together. He'll stay in touch along the way, so you always know what’s happening and what comes next.
By the wedding day, we’ve already talked through the plan and what matters most. Tom photographs the day with intention—and if you’ve chosen a wedding film, Heather is right beside him.
We pay attention to the mood of the room, the people around you and when a little encouragement will help. That way, the photography and videography feels easy, familiar and like one less thing for you to think about.
We capture only 12 weddings each year
This gives us the space to get to know you and your vision, collaborate thoughtfully with your planner and give each celebration our full creative attention from the first conversation through the final gallery and film.
Tom was such a pleasure to work with—he is extremely talented, kind and was able to exceed all our expectations.
He gives great direction but is never pushy and made us feel extremely comfortable. After receiving our wedding photos we were in awe. They were everything we could have asked for and more.
Engagement sessions and rehearsal dinner coverage are meaningful (and totally optional) ways to preserve the moments before your wedding.
For your engagement session, choose a place or activity that feels like you, (think: sailing, walking your neighborhood with your pup, or drinks where you first met). You’ll come away with uniquely personal photographs and feel much more at ease in front of the camera afterward.
Rehearsal dinner coverage lets you hold onto the energy of the night before, when everyone is finally together and the anticipation is building. It also means we’re already familiar faces by the time the wedding day begins.