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What’s it like
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We’ve been photographing weddings together throughout Maine and New England for over 13 years. In that time, we’ve photographed more than 200 weddings large and small. We’ve seen a lot, and we can’t wait to bring that experience to your wedding day!
From your very first interaction with us, everything we do is meant to ensure you have a great experience, so you get the best pictures possible.
From your very first interaction with us, everything we do is meant to ensure you have a great experience, so you get the best pictures possible.
Your wedding experience begins when you first contact us and ends only once you’ve received your finished photographs. How much time do you need for family pictures? When should dinner start? What’s the perfect time of day for lighting? We’ll talk extensively with you, get to know you, and help you plan your dream day.
On your wedding day, you can expect us to always be positive, engaging, and fun. We pride ourselves on our ability to keep things on schedule, and we’ll always treat you, your guests, and your vendors with respect. We’ll never offload our stress onto you, and we’ll do everything we can to impact your day for the better.
On your wedding day, we’ll be spending a lot of time with you! We’ll be there (with big lenses) during some of your most private moments. Therefore, it’s important you’re comfortable working with us. We’ll help you get to know us beforehand – whether it’s via lunch, dinner, a video chat, an engagement session, or a combination.
There are a lot of reasons to hire a husband and wife photography team for your wedding day. Because there’s two of us, we’re able to be in two places at once. As a couple ourselves, we’ve been where you are, and we know what it takes to plan and pull off a wedding.
As a husband and wife team, we work exclusively with one another. We live and laugh together. We’ve photographed many weddings over the years, and we’ve developed a great synergy and process. Such a deep working relationship is difficult for photographers to achieve, if they’re not a couple themselves.