Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1

How long will it take to receive my photos?

Accepted Answer

About 3–4 weeks! I like to take my time with each gallery so your photos feel just right. So while I'm tucked away in my office with a cup of Matcha in my hand, your photos are getting the love and attention they deserve. I promise it'll be worth the wait. If anything unexpected pops up (because of an emergency), I'll be sure to let you know right away and keep you fully updated on what's happening with your photos.

Question 2

How many photos will we receive?

Accepted Answer

The number of photos you receive depends on the package you choose and the duration of coverage. On average, couples receive between 500-700 edited images.

Question 3

I don't know how to pose. What do I do?

Accepted Answer

You don't need to know how to pose. Most of my couples tell me this, and it's completely normal. I'll guide you with simple prompts and natural movement rather than stiff poses, so everything feels comfortable and authentic. The goal isn't perfection, it's capturing you being yourselves.

Question 4

Can we request specific shots?

Accepted Answer

Of course! We encourage you to share any must-have shots or ideas you have. We will do our best to incorporate them into your wedding day coverage.

Question 5

What is your style of photography?

Accepted Answer

We take a candid-photojournalistic approach to your photos. We capture real emotions and interactions as they happen, from the joyful tears during the vows to the laughter shared between friends and family. These candid shots reflect the true essence of your wedding day, preserving the memories as they naturally take place.

Question 6

What is the benefit of a second photographer?

Accepted Answer

A second photographer allows more of your day to be captured from different angles and at the same time. While I focus on key moments and storytelling, the second photographer can document reactions, guest interactions, and parallel moments like getting ready coverage or cocktail hour. This means more genuine moments, better coverage during fast paced parts of the day, and a fuller story of your wedding.

Question 7

How do I know how many hours I will need a photographer for?

Accepted Answer

The number of hours depends on the flow of your day and the moments you want captured. I usually recommend covering from getting ready through the main events and key celebrations which can average around 10 hours. If you are still unsure, we can work together to create a timeline that fits your wedding and ensures nothing important is missed.

JUAN ROJAS.

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