01 · October, late afternoon
Elena & Marcus, an orchard wedding
A family orchard outside Fox Run
Ninety guests, one orchard, zero posed group shots after the family ones.
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Willow & Ash
We photograph the day you actually have, not the one on a shot list.
Two photographers, one quiet approach, and a gallery that reads like the day did. Based in Fox Run, NC, traveling statewide.
Featured weddings
Three days, start to last song.
Whole weddings rather than a reel of highlights, because that is what you get from us.
02 · June, an hour before golden hour
Nadia & Wes, a woodland ceremony
An open-air chapel in the state forest
Fifty guests, a forest chapel, and the fastest ceremony we have ever photographed.
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03 · September, from four until midnight
Harper & Ben, a vineyard evening
A hillside vineyard two hours west
One hundred and forty guests, a hillside terrace, and a dance floor nobody left.
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Three ways to book us.
Every collection includes both of us on the phone before the day, a private online gallery, and a print release. Prices below are placeholders for this template.
Intimate
From $2,400
Elopements, courthouse mornings and backyard dinners of forty people or fewer.
- Coverage
- 6 hours
- Photographers
- One photographer
- Delivered
- 400 or more edited images
Classic
From $3,600
The usual shape of a wedding day: getting ready through the first hour of dancing.
- Coverage
- 8 hours
- Photographers
- Two photographers
- Delivered
- 600 or more edited images
Full Day
From $5,200
Two days, really: the rehearsal dinner and then everything until the band stops.
- Coverage
- 12 hours
- Photographers
- Two photographers
- Delivered
- 900 or more edited images
The day
What a wedding day looks like with us.
No shot list to march through, no two hour portrait block, no one clapping to get your attention. Here is the shape of it.
How we workTwo hours before the ceremony
Getting ready
We arrive quietly, split up, and photograph both rooms: the dress on the door, the letter being read twice, your grandmother fixing a cuff. Nothing is staged except the rings.
However long it takes
The ceremony
One of us shoots from the aisle, the other from the side or the back. No flash, no stepping in front of your officiant, no asking anyone to do it again.
Thirty five minutes, that is all
Portraits
Family groups first so they can get to the bar, then the two of you alone. We walk, you talk, and we stay far enough away that you forget we are there.
Through the last song, if you want
The reception
Room details before the doors open, toasts from two angles, and the dance floor lit the way it actually looked. We stay until the music stops or the coverage ends.
Couples
In their words.
These are placeholders. Replace them with your own Google reviews once they start arriving.
“We asked for photographs that felt like the day and got exactly that. Half of our favorites are moments we did not see happen.”
“They were somehow everywhere and nowhere. Our officiant did not notice them once, and we still have the ceremony from three angles.”
“The gallery landed three weeks early, and my mother has already ordered prints for every wall she owns.”
Booking now
Tell us your date. We will tell you in a day whether we are free.
We take a limited number of weddings a year so that both of us can be at every one of them.