My coverage comes in 6, 8 and 10 hours packages starting at $4,200 inc. GST – no need to fill out a 45 page questionnaire and send through an e-mail to get prices, I'm open and transparent about it in my price guide.

I sure do. Elopements are a dream and I simply adore covering them. For a Sun–Thurs elopement under 30 people I offer 3 hours for $2,500 inc. GST. I can also do Fri+Saturday if booked 3 months out.

Firstly, a wedding location that I’d have to hike to? Count me in. Travel is a bit of a funny one — I only charge if it’s more than 2 hours from Melbourne, and that’s just a small fee for a basic AirBnB in the area.

Just drop me an e-mail! It’s a 20% non-refundable deposit to lock in the date.

It's best to book your photographer at least 12 months out. March dates can fill 18–20 months ahead. Once you’re sure, get in touch — missing out is no fun!

Connection, consistency, and competence. Find someone you click with, whose editing style is steady, and who knows their gear inside and out.

Traditionally after the ceremony, but you can mix it up! The key is good lighting — aim for golden hour (sunrise/sunset) when possible. More lighting tips here.

Sadly, no. If someone else is ready to book, I can’t hold dates for those still deciding.

I’d say roughly 95% of the time it’s just me (unless you're also booking stop motion photos)! I do enjoy working with a 2nd photographer as well when the occasion calls for it — mainly if the couple is getting ready separately and far apart. I’ve been to well over 150 weddings (look, I never kept count) and for my candid approach I generally find fewer cameras = less awkwardness for you guys. Something I’d love to tell some iPad-wielding overzealous aunties.

Of course! I think it’s super important to make sure we’re a good fit. I’m always happy to catch up for a drink or two and have a chat. I conduct all initial meetings via Zoom, unless you're keen to catch up for a drink in Brunswick.

Oh, I totally get it. I don’t enjoy the camera thing either. Just remember, a camera is basically a little black box that lets light in — just a tool. My job is to help you forget it’s even there. If you're really nervous, an engagement shoot (aka the Ultimate Third Wheel Experience) can help ease into it.

We do offer stop-motion video of the day as well as some dreamy Super 8 film. Just note that these don’t include audio — so if you want a traditional video, I recommend hiring a dedicated videographer.

I usually take 3000+ photos on the day. Then I cull duplicates, blinkers, and so on. Most couples receive around 600 edited images, depending on the package and length of coverage.

Before the wedding, I’ll be helping you with timelines, scouting photo spots, liaising with vendors and sorting travel. On the day, I’m there for 6, 8 or 10 hours depending on your package. Afterward, I back up the photos right away, send out sneak peeks within a few days, and then spend many (many!) hours editing, retouching, and delivering your full gallery online.

Absolutely! As long as timing and locations allow for it, I can capture both of you. I usually need an hour with each of you (or 1.5 if you're getting ready together). Pro tip: have details ready to go and hair/makeup done before I arrive!

I'm happy to stay for the whole reception if you'd like! That said, unless there's a special performance or surprise later in the night, I often find we’ve captured everything unique after about an hour of dancefloor fun. We can chat about what fits your timeline best.

Absolutely. If it’s important to you, I recommend having the celebrant announce it at the end of the ceremony to help gather everyone. That said, if time is tight (e.g. less than an hour for all formal photos), the big group shot may not be ideal as it can be tricky to coordinate.