Wedding Photography

I don't do big weddings. On purpose.

I take a handful of micro weddings and elopements a year. Small enough that I'm the only person with a camera. No second shooter, no assistant, no timeline. I move with the day, photograph what actually happens, and stay out of the way.

The quiet glances, the chaos, the calm — the stuff you'll actually want to look at in ten years. Not the staged kiss at the altar. The real one, when you thought nobody was looking.

Most weddings I shoot happen at Fernwood Hills in Komoka — a private 40-acre property about fifteen minutes from London, Ontario. A restored century farmhouse, forest trails, open meadows. If you've got a different spot that means something to you, I'm open to that too.

What a wedding day looks like with me.

I show up early and I stay late. Getting ready, the first look if you do one, the ceremony, the quiet moments between, the dinner, the speeches, the dancing or the lack of it. I photograph the whole arc of the day, not just the highlights reel.

There's no shot list, no rigid timeline, no “everyone look here” group photos unless you want them. I'm not directing — I'm documenting. The best wedding photos come from the moments you didn't plan.

All fully edited images are delivered in a private online gallery, typically within four to six weeks. Every image is individually edited.

Pricing & what's included.

Wedding coverage includes the full day — however long that is. No hourly limits, no extra charges for “overtime.” You'll receive all fully edited images in a private gallery. Prints and albums are available separately.

For current pricing and package details, visit the sessions & pricing page.