Experience
Exceptional
Service
EXPERT FILM & DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
With me, you’ll receive both a large gallery of digital photographs and experience the gorgeous, timeless tones of film. My compositions are framed with an artist's touch; they are fashion-forward and span the styles of classic, documentary style to dreamy.
If you’re seeking bright and crisp modern digital images alongside gorgeous heirloom-quality film photographs, let’s chat.
"Jeannemarie kept us on time and captured all of our moments. We had time to dance, relax, and really enjoy the rest of our wedding day instead of just rushing from one thing to the next.”
- AMY T.
Let's begin with an engagement session. Not only will it give us the opportunity to get to know each other, but it will allow you to get comfortable in front of the camera.
so many ways to
CELEBRATE
Engagement Session
Surprise your groom and gain even more confidence in front of the camera with a private and utterly elegant, editorial-style session that captures you at your most gorgeous.
Beautiful Boudoir
As the months fly by we'll stay in touch as much or as little as you'd like. I'll check in on you from time to time to say hi. And I'm always available to answer any questions. I'll provide sage advice on getting the most out of your florals, I'll help you prep for posing from afar, and I'll even provide you with a boost of confidence if you're feeling those pre-wedding jitters.
Enjoy the Journey
My second photographer and I arrive ready to capture the day. Excited and ready to capture the day. You can count on us to uphold a flexible timeline that keeps you on track while not making you feel pressured or rushed in the slightest. And during the ceremony, we'll be busy getting every angle of your amazing celebration.
Your Wedding Day
You'll receive film and/or digital galleries that have been meticulously composed to showcase your soon-to-be favorite heirloom quality images. You'll be amazed at how incredible you both look and marvel at all the little moments that your new family can now enjoy forever!
A Special Delivery
- Rebekah D.
“Jeanne was amazing! She was up for any challenge and captured so many fun and spontaneous photos. She was incredibly professional and kind while still knowing how to corral all of our family members when it was time for portraits.”
"As if her work weren't amazing enough, she's the absolute kindest!"
from past clients
KIND WORDS
- Maxx R.
“Shooting with Jeanne was fun and we laughed a lot. She was professional and clear about what she needed for our desired shots and made sure we got pictures with everyone we wanted at our wedding. Our parents were so happy with their photos and our siblings laughed and had a good time.”
"You simply must book her. She's an absolute GAMECHANGER."
from past clients
KIND WORDS
- Kaitlynn
“When I found Jeannemarie online, I knew I had to have her photograph my wedding! She took care of us the whole day and when our gallery arrived, we were estatic!.”
"Hands down the most talented out there."
from past clients
KIND WORDS
Most of what couples ask me before we ever meet comes down to the same question: how will my day actually be cared for? Here is the honest answer — how long I stay, who is beside me, what you hold at the end, and who is behind the camera.
The Way I Photograph a Wedding Day
Coverage Begins at Eight Hours
Eight hours is where a wedding day begins to breathe.
It's enough time to be there while you're still getting ready, when the light is soft and the room is quiet and your mother is watching you in the mirror. Enough time to photograph the details you spent a year choosing, before anyone touches them. Enough to move through your ceremony, your portraits, your first dance — without a clock pulling at any of it.
Shorter coverage means choosing what to leave out. I would rather you never have to. Every wedding I photograph begins at eight hours, and many couples add more when the celebration spans a weekend, a welcome dinner, or a send-off worth staying for.
You'll Never Have Just
One Photographer
I always work alongside at least one additional photographer, and more when your day calls for it.
While I'm with you as you step into your dress, someone is with your partner. During the ceremony, I'm at the aisle and they're at the back of the room, so you have both the vow and the face of the person hearing it. At the reception, the room is covered from two directions at once — the toast and the table listening to it.
A second photographer isn't an add-on to consider later. It's how I photograph a wedding, on every wedding, from the first hour.
An Album You'll Hand Down
Your gallery is where your wedding day lives now. An album is where it lives in fifty years.
I custom design albums as heirloom pieces — carefully sequenced, produced by hand, printed on archival photographic paper and bound in fine materials meant to be handled. The kind of book that sits on a shelf and gets pulled down at anniversaries, then handed to a daughter, then to hers. Screens change. Files migrate. A beautiful book stays exactly where you left it, and it opens to the same page every time.
We design yours together after your wedding, once you've lived with the images long enough to know which ones you can't be without.
I Photograph Every Wedding Personally
When you book me, you get me.
I don't send an associate, and I don't hand your day to another shooter under my name. I am the one photographing your ceremony, guiding you through portraits, and watching for the moment your father turns away to compose himself. What I've learned across every wedding I've photographed is that the trust we build in the months before the day is what makes the photographs feel like you — and that trust doesn't transfer to someone you've never met..
The photographer you talk to is the photographer who shows up.
If that's the kind of care you're looking for, I'd love to hear about your day.
beginning at $5000
clients spend on average $7000
We create custom collections for each and every one of our clients.
For more details on wedding collections and to find out more about a custom package, please contact us.
the INVESTMENT
FREQUENTLY
asked
QUESTIONS
Do you offer wedding albums?
Yes. I design heirloom albums with archival printing and fine bindings, sequenced with you after your wedding, made to be passed down through generations. Parent albums are available as well — smaller companion books drawn from your design, so both families have a copy of the day on their own shelf rather than a link in an inbox.
Do you work with a second photographer?
Yes — always. Every wedding I photograph includes at least one additional photographer, and I bring on more when the size or timeline of your day calls for it.
Do you photograph weddings yourself, or send an associate?
I photograph every wedding personally. You will never be handed to an associate photographer.
How many hours of wedding coverage do you offer?
All of my wedding collections begin at eight hours, which covers getting ready through the reception without cutting anything short. Additional hours and multi-day coverage are available for weekends with welcome dinners, brunches, or send-offs.
How do you prepare for our wedding, and how much planning help do you provide?
More than most couples expect, and it's some of my favorite work.
We build your photography timeline together — how much time getting ready actually needs, where your portraits fall for the best light, how to place a first look or skip one, how long your family photographs will really take. Most timeline stress comes from guessing at those numbers, and I don't guess at them.
We also help build your family photograph list by name and grouping before the day, so no one is missed and your family can get back to celebrating asap. I coordinate with your planner and venue on the flow of the day, scout your locations, and we talk through the details ahead of time so that when your wedding arrives, you're not managing anything.
You haven't photographed my venue before. Is that a problem?
No, and here's why. A venue is a room with light in it, and reading light is the craft. Before your wedding I walk your venue with your timeline in hand — where the sun sits at your ceremony hour, which wall holds the last warm light for portraits, where we go if it rains, where your family can gather without a bottleneck. I do this whether or not I've photographed there before, because a venue I photographed two years ago has different light in a different season at a different hour. What travels with me from every wedding I've shot is knowing what to look for the moment I walk in.
