Depending on your priorities, choosing your wedding photographer can be one of the most intimate and personal decisions you make when planning your wedding. We’re with you more than almost anyone else that day, and we have access to a vulnerability that few others get to see—a vulnerability that can be embraced and protected, rather than hidden behind posed photos and staged moments.

Planning your wedding should be exciting, but it can feel overwhelming— there’s a lot to think about, especially when it comes to something as important as your wedding photos.

To help you navigate some of the most common questions couples have about documentary wedding photography, I’ve put together this FAQ guide.

Traditional wedding timelines can feel stressful and that’s the opposite of what your wedding day should be. While structure is important, that doesn't mean you need to feel like you're at the mercy of your own wedding’s schedule. Your wedding can be an organic celebration, not a 10 hour marathon.

Candid wedding photography is about capturing the real, unfiltered moments of your day—like laughter, tears, and spontaneous joy. Embrace authenticity with a documentary-style approach that tells the true story of your wedding.

Jaime and Phil’s Los Angeles wedding in Silverlake broke tradition with candid moments, a non-traditional ceremony, and lots of laughs. From getting ready at The Hoxton to a reception at Edendale, this celebration was full of personality and love, beautifully captured with film.

Weddings should be about embracing authenticity, individuality, and inclusivity. Couples are opting for unconventional traditions like unique ceremony rituals, alternative venues, and inclusive celebrations. Explore how breaking the mold can reflect your true personalities and create even more room for incredible candid moments.