A Day With Allyamore
To help you envision what your wedding day might look like, I've organized my portfolio into sections that follow a typical wedding day timeline. From getting ready to the reception, each section highlights the moments that make your wedding day so special. We specialize in documentary style candids, with editorial moments and guided posing for formal portraits.
I edit very bright, classic, timeless and true to color with a few black and whites mixed in.
Getting Ready
Every day starts with getting ready of course! People may wonder when booking wedding photography, what is the important of getting ready photos? Do I really need a wedding photographer to capture us getting ready? Will I look good if I am not ready yet? Getting ready is an important more intimate time spent with those closest to you. The perfect time to capture small details, sentiments and deeply intimate moments with family and friends before the big ceremony!
Details!
I know you took a ton of time planning colors, accessories, flowers etc and although those may seem like small details, all of the details of your day are so important! Beautifully capturing your wedding dress, wedding rings, invitations and other small details before the ceremony is honestly one of my favorite parts of wedding photography.
Ceremony
The ceremony is usually the main reason you book a wedding photographer! The entrance down the aisle. The all important first look of the bride if not done ahead of time. Any ceremonies such as the unity candle, sand pouring and more. The exchanging of rings, vows, etc. The ceremony is such a quick moment of your day, usually under an hour, however the memories are timeless. Besides photos, all video coverage of weddings include full ceremony footage.
Bride & Groom Individual Portraits
Bridals can be taken before wedding day, after getting ready is complete, or during other portrait times after the ceremony! Of course we can't forget about the groom too! It's good to have some individual shots mixed in even though the majority of the day will be you two together. These portraits are timeless and can be put in your own handcrafted wedding album, framed, used as wall art with canvas, metal and more. All wedding packages include a free print, and as your wedding photographer I always recommend these portraits to be printed.
Newlywed Portraits/First Looks
Wether taken after the first look, after the ceremony, or my favorite - when I steal you two away during sunset - portraits of the beautiful newlyweds are a must! A first look is when you two see each other before the ceremony, capturing the emotion in a more intimate way. You'll have time to read private vows to each other or exchange a few words before the ceremony, and it's typically a great time to grab portraits while you two are together and have just freshly gotten ready. Perfect for everything from your new "profile pic" to your living room decor. These portraits are timeless and can be put in your own handcrafted wedding album, framed, used as wall art with canvas, metal and more.
Wedding Party/Family Formals
Weddings are an amazing time to capture not only portraits of yourselves, the bride and groom, but also family and friends! Wedding party portraits can be serious and fun at the same time, make lasting memories with your closest friends! Family formals at weddings allow you to remember what usually is quite a family reunion, for years to come. These portraits are timeless and can be framed, used as wall art with canvas, metal and more. All wedding packages include a free print, and as your wedding photographer I usually recommend these portraits to be printed.
The Reception
The reception is honestly one of my favorite parts as wedding photographer! Such a fun celebration, I am able to capture both happy candids amongst friends and family as well as a few portraits during moments such as the cake cutting. Candids during the reception are some of my favorite photos because they truly capture the energy of the moment, the happiness, the memories being made.
