02/24/2026
One of the best decisions you can make on your wedding day?
Protect your portrait time.
I recommend planning about 30 minutes for bride & groom portraits — often during cocktail hour when guests are enjoying appetizers and you can fully step away.
Here’s how to make it magical:
• Schedule it close to sunset if possible (that soft, flattering light 🤍)
• Bring your bouquet for the first few minutes — then let it go for movement and connection
• Have your maid of honor or planner nearby for quick dress fluffing + veil adjustments
• Bring a small touch-up kit — lipstick, powder, or anything that keeps you feeling camera-ready
• Most importantly… slow down. This is usually the first quiet moment you’ll have together all day.
And if you’re dreaming of something more editorial, coastal, or adventurous? We can always plan separate portraits on another day with zero timeline pressure.
These are the photos you’ll frame forever.