I’ve gathered 10 tips that I share with each of my wedding clients. These tips are drawn from my experience, observations, and expertise. They’re meant to offer helpful insight as you decide what to include in your wedding day—and what you may choose to leave out. These are not requirements, but thoughtful recommendations to help you make the most of your experience.

When you begin searching for a photographer, it’s only natural to look at pricing first. We all have budgets to consider, and it can be tempting to choose the option that feels easiest on your wallet. But when it comes to photography—something that holds your memories, your people, and your story—“cheap” can often come at a much higher cost than you expect.

Micro weddings have quickly become a favorite for couples who want a meaningful celebration without the overwhelm of a large guest list. With fewer people and a more intentional approach, you can focus on what truly matters: your commitment to each other. If you’re considering a micro wedding (typically 10–50 guests), here’s how to plan one beautifully and stress-free.

After your wedding day, it’s completely natural to want to relive every moment—and to share those beautiful images with the vendors who helped bring your vision to life. While the intention is kind and appreciative, there’s something important every couple should know: Sharing your wedding photos directly with other vendors goes against copyright.