Being in the photo & film bizz, we get asked a lot of questions like… “What’s your style?”, “Are you documentary or do you pose?”, “What is your approach to shooting wedding days?”. While some photographers and videographers can easily say they have a documentary approach or say their editing style is “light & airy”, we find that our style and approach doesn’t have an easy answer. Each wedding we go into is it’s own unique event filled with it’s own unique people & story & because of that, our approach to one couple’s wedding might differ from our approach to yours. 

One of our most useful qualities as creators is our ability to adapt to the situation we are in. Being able to “read the room” is something that we feel is so important when working in this space. Understanding when we need to take the lead or just sit back and capture the moment unfolding is something that makes our approach so much different than other photo & video teams. So, are we documentary? Yes, when we need to be! Do we use poses and prompts? Yes, when we feel they are appropriate!  Our goal is to capture each story in a way that is unique to you and your day. That approach is different for every couple & that’s the way we like it! 

Our editing style is also something that we just can’t slap a label on. When shooting, we try to get as close to ‘edited’ as we can in camera. Of course we still edit the photos & footage after, but we like to keep things as true to what they actually look like as possible… just more ‘enhanced’. We love keeping colors vibrant and enhancing golden tones when they are already naturally in the image. We also love adding a bit of grain to create a more vintage & film look if it feels right. We treat each image and footage clip like it’s own work of art. If we are in a more moody lit room, that image will of course feel more moody because that is what it was truly like. So even though we can’t label our work as easily as others, we like to think that it speaks for itself!