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We made a big announcement! Baby boy coming in July. I can practically hear the entire wedding industry shed a collective gasp. Yes, that’s right, July. Peak wedding season. To say I “decided” to do it this way is not totally accurate. As many women know, you can’t always plan these things exactly when you’d like.  So when I knew that my due date would be in the middle of the season I had a choice to make – take a break from “trying” or keep going and trust that I could handle whatever was going to happen. I decided that family comes first. Always.  See, I had done this b ..read more

1. Automate Mundane Tasks If you’re still manually sending proposals and invoices, reminder emails, print sales emails and testimonial requests, please STOP right now and start automating those boring tasks. Software like Honeybook and other management options can do this all for you in a couple of clicks. Free your time up to re-dedicate to filling your creative cup, your family, your social life, or just yourself. Check out my Honeybook referral code here if you want to save some $$$ and get starting with these automations. 2. Designate One Day a Week as No Shooting Mine’s Sunday. There’s ..read more

You have a website, active social accounts, and a photography portfolio you’re proud of. You get enough inquiries and leads coming in, but for some reason, they don’t quite align with your photography style or approach. What gives? Here are 5 reasons why you’re not getting the inquiries that make you want to jump and scream, “I’d LOVE to shoot THAT wedding.” You’re not communicating effectively You’re a visual person, but the majority of your potential clients are NOT. They need to be told in WORDS about your style and approach. If you’re a documentary wedding photographer (or editorial, o ..read more

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Guest Post by Lynzie Kent, Mad Bash Group Weddings are all about relationships – and not just between the couple! While the roles may seem quite different, the photographer and the wedding planner communicate quite a lot to ensure the day runs smoothly and the couple’s vision is brought to life. At Mad Bash Group, our planners understand the importance of collaborating with photographers and know from experience how this affects the success of the wedding day- if we aren’t in sync, then the timeline can fall apart. In this blog post, we’ll explore how wedding planners and photographers can wo ..read more

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This is what dreams are made of! Maegan and Jesse’s French inspired intimate wedding was a true union of two kind souls. It’s days like today that make me so happy film photography still exists. Capturing this wedding on that medium allows for a timeless sophistication that never, ever ceases to be beautiful. This couple had every reason in the world to give up on their wedding plans. Covid completely altered their original vision for the day. But they put their love and their families first, and decided to go ahead no matter what. So it was the most pleasant surprise when, just days before t ..read more

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