Typically 10–12 hours for a full South African wedding day, though this flexes depending on your timeline. We'll map this out together once I know your schedule.
We also offer elopement collections.

Yes — beyond Cape Town and the Western Cape, and beyond South Africa. Travel is quoted separately depending on location.

A handful of favourites within the first week, with the full gallery and film following within 6–8 weeks.

For weddings over roughly 160 guests, or with two ceremony locations, a second shooter is usually worth adding. We'll talk through whether your day needs one.

Cape Town weather is part of the job. I've shot enough weddings in wind and rain to have a backup plan ready before it's needed — it rarely changes much about the day itself.

In over 10 years and more than 450 weddings, I've never missed a wedding due to illness. That said, I believe it's important to have a plan in place for every possibility.

If I were ever unable to attend due to serious illness, injury, or another genuine emergency, I have a trusted network of experienced professional photographers and filmmakers whom I would personally arrange as a replacement. These are people whose work and professionalism I know well and whom I would feel confident recommending for my own family and friends.

To ensure consistency, I would still oversee the process wherever possible, and all photographs would be edited by me in my signature style. This means that while another professional may capture the day, the final gallery would still reflect the look, feel, and experience that led you to book me in the first place.

Your wedding day is far too important to be left to chance, which is why contingency planning is part of how I run my business.

The best way I can describe it is calm, relaxed, and intentional.

My goal is never to turn your wedding day into a photoshoot. Instead, I want you to be fully present with the people you love while I gently guide you when needed and step back when the moments deserve to unfold naturally.

Most couples tell me they aren't particularly comfortable in front of a camera, and that's completely normal. You don't need to know how to pose or perform. I'll guide you in a way that feels natural, helping you feel at ease while still creating beautiful photographs.

Having photographed more than 450 weddings over the past decade, I've learned when to take charge, when to offer reassurance, and when to quietly blend into the background. The result is a wedding day that feels enjoyable and unhurried, with photographs and films that reflect not only how everything looked, but how it felt to be there.

At the end of the day, I want you to remember spending time with your favourite people, not spending the day in front of a camera.