After 200+ weddings, there are still moments that stop us.
Don’t be surprised to look over and see a tear running down one of our faces.
DOMINIC • PHOTOGRAPHER
I was built for this.
For a long time, photography was just something I did. Messing around with light and angles, taking photos of our kids, and noticing moments that other people walked past. Nelena was the one who kept telling me I should to it professionally. I’m not sure I would have gotten here without her. As I moved towards making photography my job, weddings just made the most sense.
It’s the one day when everyone in the room has completely dropped their guard. The emotions are right there and nobody’s hiding them. I’m usually already where the moment is going before it arrives. The dad stepping outside to collect himself or the groom who thinks nobody saw him.
NELENA • FILMMAKER
I’ve always been drawn to the way spaces feel.
Architecture, light, proportion, the way a space is put together and what it does to the people inside it. It’s in every frame I shoot.
I’m also, quietly, the most composed person on a wedding day. Things go sideways sometimes. I handle it before most people notice anything happened. I’m back behind the camera before the moment passes.
What ends up in your film isn’t accidental. It’s someone who’s spent her whole life learning how to see, and who knows exactly what to do when things don’t go to plan.
TOGETHER
When you hire us, you’re not hiring two vendors who happen to work together.
You’re hiring two people who already move through life together. We’ve been doing that long before we started this. On your wedding day it just looks like two people who always seem to know where to be.
We’ve never asked a couple to cut their first dance short, skip a moment, or pay extra just because the day ran long.
Your date might still be open.
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