Which package is right for you?
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couple's sessions
Although most couple's sessions are used for engagement photos,
they can be used for a variety of purposes other than the standard engagement shoot, such as:
vow renewals & wedding portraits
Whether you're renewing your vows or just didn't have enough time on your wedding day to take full advantage of
all the beauty the Adirondacks has to offer, we can always come up with some valid excuse to put your
wedding clothes back on and head out on an adventure!
proposals
Obviously you're hoping your proposal won't take the entire 90-minute session, and it won't!
What I highly encourage though is that you secretly pack a change of clothes for your soon-to-be fiancé so after
they break down in happy tears, you can do an impromptu engagement session!
Trust me, the flurry of emotions and excitement isn't something that can ever be recreated in subsequent shoots
so take full advantage of this moment!
maternity
I treat maternity sessions just like any other couple's session with the slight exception there might be just a touch more
belly-grabbing than normal. No cheesy maternity poses here!
adventure sessions
Hiking time is included in any session so while we can't get too adventurous with my standard
couple's sessions, you do have the option to add additional hours on so we can really get out into the backcountry!
Discounted rates begin at the four-hour mark and include hikes such as Mount Jo or Balanced Rock.
Six to eight-hour sessions include hikes such as Indian Head, Noonmark, Cascade, Pyramid, etc. We'll determine your hiking abilities and pace and then go from there in creating a custom package as adventurous as you two are!
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wedding packages
four hours
The smallest of wedding packages & the one with the most stipulations.
Perfect for micro-weddings & elopements, this package will cover the highlights of your day.
sample timeline
1pm -- Photos begin!
1 - 1:30pm -- Getting ready shots of Partner A
1:30 - 1:45pm -- Partner A's solo portraits
1:45 - 2:15pm -- Getting ready shots of Partner B
2:15 - 2:30pm -- Partner B's solo portraits
2:45pm -- Private first look & portraits
3:30 - 3:45pm -- Ceremony
3:45 - 4pm -- Group shots
4 - 4:30pm -- Couple's portraits
4:30 - 5pm -- Reception candids
5pm -- Photos done
Adament you don't NEED four hours?
Can be broken up for $1000/hour.
eight hours
The "Covers all your bases" Package
Perfect for covering every aspect of your day but leaves little to no time for offsite photos.
sample timeline
12pm -- Photos begin!
12 - 1pm -- Partner A's getting ready shots
1:15 - 2:15pm -- Partner B's getting ready shots
2:30pm -- First look
2:30 - 3pm -- Couple's portraits
3 - 3:20pm -- Wedding party photos
3:20 - 3:50pm -- Family photos
4pm -- Couple hidden away
4:30 - 5pm -- Ceremony
5 - 6pm -- Cocktail hour
6pm -- Intros into first dance
6:10pm -- Parent dances
6:15pm -- Toasts
6:30pm -- Dinner service begins
7 - 7:20pm -- Golden hour portraits
7:30pm -- Cake cutting
7:30 - 8pm -- Dance floor photos
8pm -- Photos done
ten hours
The "Covers all your bases & then some" Package
Getting married someplace with lots of epic photo opportunities? Make sure to leave enough time to hit them all with this package.
sample timeline
10am -- Photos begin!
10 - 11am -- Partner A's getting ready shots
11:15 - 12:15pm -- Partner B's getting ready shots
12:30pm -- First look
12:30 - 2pm -- Portraits offsite
2:30 - 2:50pm -- Wedding party photos
3 - 3:30pm -- Family photos
3:30pm -- Couple hidden away
4 - 4:30pm -- Ceremony
4:30 - 5:30pm -- Cocktail hour
5:30pm -- Intros into first dance
5:40pm -- Parent dances
5:45pm -- Toasts
6pm -- Dinner service begins
7 - 7:15pm -- Golden hour portraits
7:30pm -- Cake cutting
7:30 - 8pm -- Dance floor photos
8pm -- Photos done
twelve hours
Extensive covering
of every-event-of-the-day package
This package automatically comes with a second shooter so get ready for double the in-depth coverage of everything!
sample timeline
10am -- Photos begin!
10 - 12pm -- Photographer A photographs Partner A getting ready
10 - 12pm -- Photographer B photographs Partner B getting ready
12:30pm -- First look
12:30 - 2pm -- Couple's portraits offsite
2:30 - 3pm -- Wedding party photos
3 - 3:30pm -- Family photos (during this time Photographer B photographs reception details)
3:30pm -- Couple hidden away
4 - 4:30pm -- Ceremony
4:30 - 5:30pm -- Cocktail hour
5:30pm -- Formal introductions
5:45pm -- Toasts
6 - 7pm -- Dinner service
7 - 7:30pm -- Golden hour portraits
7:30pm -- First dance
7:35pm -- Parent dances
7:45pm -- Dance floor opens
8pm -- Cake cutting
8 - 10pm -- Dance floor photos
10pm -- Photos finished
24 hours
the complete freedom to plan your wedding weekend exactly how you want to package
Whether you're planning a destination wedding or simply a chill weekend with all your friends and family members, this package offers total freedom to be used however you wish.
rather than give you a 24-hour timeline, think of it this way:
Friday morning, photo coverage begins as your guests embark on a early morning canoe trip.
Lunch is served cowboy-style over a pit of hot coals after your guests return from their early morning excursion. Volleyball games on the shores of the lake ensue. Friends and family spend the afternoon hitting the local trails, relaxing in hammocks, or helping with last minute wedding prep.
Friday night, a huge al fresco dinner is set up under strings of edison bulb lights. A live band plays as anticipation for the next day builds.
Saturday dawns bright and early. One group sets out for a sunrise hike. Another group hangs back, enjoying a leisurely morning of pampering. The day unfolds unhurriedly. The timeline is relaxed and things naturally progress rather than being held to a strict sequence of events.
The day ends on a high note with revelry as the two of you tie the knot.
Sunday morning, you throw your wedding clothes back on. Your dress is dirty now so who cares? We head out on an adventure and take some epic sunrise shots as you enjoy your first morning as a married couple.
Photography coverage wraps up during brunch as you soak in one last meal with those who have traveled so far to be with you this weekend. And you are so, so grateful because you know each and every guest has been photographed and you'll have these memories to cherish for a lifetime.