PRICING

Wedding Photography Pricing

Wedding photography collections begin at $2,200, with most couples investing $2,500–$3,500 depending on coverage and the needs of the day.

Starting in 2026, all weddings are photographed with a hybrid approach: 35mm film + digital.

Coverage & Pricing

Most couples choose between 4–10+ hours of coverage. Here are a few common starting points:

  • 4 hours — $2,200

  • 6 hours — $2,500

  • 8 hours — $3,000

  • 10 hours — $3,500

  • 10+ hours available (custom quoted)

What’s included

All wedding collections include:

  • 35mm film + digital coverage

  • Film stock, processing, and scanning included

  • Film-only coverage is available upon request

  • High-resolution edited images for personal use

  • A private online gallery for viewing, downloading, and sharing

  • Planning support + timeline guidance

I take on a limited number of weddings each year so I can give each couple my full attention.

A note on flexibility

If you love the work but your budget is a little tight, still reach out. Depending on the details of the day and my availability, I may be able to make something work.

Open communication is key — tell me what you’re planning and what you’re working with, and we’ll go from there.

Add-ons (optional)

Most couples choose to keep things simple with one photographer (me). If you’d like extra coverage, these are available:

Second Photographer (optional) — $500
Second photographers are useful for large guest counts, large wedding parties, multiple locations, and days that are packed full.

Engagement Sessions (optional)
$400 — 1 hour
$600 — 2 hours
Two hours allows time for multiple settings, a slower pace, and outfit changes.

Travel

I photograph weddings across Minnesota, the Upper Midwest, and beyond when it’s a good fit. If travel requires extensive driving, overnight accommodations, or flights, I’ll confirm a simple travel quote in advance so there are no surprises.

Privacy respected

More and more couples are wanting a privacy-first approach and I support that. Wedding photos are for you, and they don’t need to be for the world.

I’ll always ask before sharing anything publicly, and I’m happy to photograph weddings with no social media or online presence at all.

Next step

If you feel a connection to the work, I’d love to hear what you’re planning.


Let’s Chat

I’d love to get to know you both.

Most client meetings happen over video chat and usually last about an hour. We’ll talk through what you’re planning, what matters most to you, and I’ll answer any questions you have in detail.

If it’s helpful, I’ll also put together a sample timeline for your day — many couples find this valuable early in the planning process, and it helps me give you an accurate quote.

Video is usually the easiest option, but if you’d prefer to meet in person, I’m open to that too — especially for couples in the Twin Cities area or when it’s a good fit logistically.

Planning a wedding can involve a lot of moving parts, and not all of them are obvious at first. I’m happy to share what I’ve learned over the years to help you feel supported and confident as you build your day.


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