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I am a lover of stories and at heart, I think photography is the purest form of storytelling. Observing and photographing my life and the lives of others has opened so much in understanding the nature of love and relationships. There is something so satisfying about being able to tell a story and capture emotion and love and beauty. It's such a great privilege to be able to photograph the monumental events and the everyday lives of others.

what to expect/ weddings

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****Now meeting with clients at my new studio located at 851 Santa Fe Dr, Denver.****

As a wedding photographer, I truly have worked with a huge variety of vendors in locations all over the state of Colorado.

I have photographed early morning weddings, brunch weddings, late night weddings, winter weddings, fall weddings, weddings involving a Star Trek battle axe, weddings under 25 guests and weddings over 200.

I thoroughly enjoy every single opportunity I have to photograph what will be one of the single most important days of another’s life.

I approach each wedding as a new opportunity to tell another’s story.

I would love to discuss your wedding day in person over a cup of coffee or a glass of wine and hear more about what you have planned.

I look forward to meeting you.

Nicole

 

FAQs

Q: How many hours/ how long can I expect you to be at my wedding?  

A: Short answer is I want to be at your wedding as long as it takes to tell the story of your day.  My wedding day package is  for your wedding day coverage, not a specific number of hours.   I do offer smaller packages designed specifically for elopements and less time consuming sessions.  We discuss this coverage in advance and I advise you how long it will take me to photograph certain aspects of your day.  I typically tell my wedding clients that I need to be at their weddings to cover an hour of getting ready and their wedding details and then we discuss when I will leave, especially if you have a  grand exit planned…   I am happy to discuss this with you in detail.

Q:  How long do portraits take?

A:  I have had portrait sessions of the bride and groom take anywhere between 10 minutes to 1 hour.  If we are going to go to a variety of locations, it is going to be longer as we need to arrange for travel time and time taking portraits.  I always encourage bride and grooms to build extra time into their day for their portraits as they are important.  For a shorter portrait session to be successful, it requires undivided attention from you so I typically encourage the bridal party and other guests as well as other vendors be sent away until it is complete.

Q:  Should I have a planner for my wedding?

A: I would highly suggest a wedding planner for your day.   There are so many details of the day that are hard to anticipate.  As much as I try to help bride and grooms with timeline and unplanned for events, a wedding planner is so much better equipped to help in emergencies.

Q:  Do you have suggestions for vendors?

A: Absolutely yes.  I’ve worked with some excellent people in Colorado over the last few years and would be happy to help you find them.

Q: What happens if you get sick or can’t attend my wedding?

A:  I have a second shooter for many of my packages.  I only would not attend your wedding in an extreme emergency or if I was hospitalized.  Fortunately I am surrounded by a community of excellent photographers as well as my second shooter and could find someone to fill in for me on your day.

Q:  Do you carry back up equipment?

A: Yes- I carry two camera bodies to every wedding as well as a variety of lens.  I shoot with multiple cards.  I backup your wedding right after the wedding day.  I also carry insurance.