Why You Should Hire a Destination Wedding Photographer & Filmmaker Who Travels Together
Planning a wedding is already a whirlwind. Add a few plane rides, customs forms, and time zones into the mix, and suddenly, you're hosting a love story on an international stage. So when it comes to choosing who captures it all — the tears, the laughter, the candlelit glances — the stakes are higher. Enter: the husband-and-wife photo and film team.
Hi, we’re Justine and Steven. And yes, we’re married, and yes, we still like each other enough to travel together for a living (kidding... sort of). But more than that, we know the rhythm of each other's creative process. That matters when you're photographing a couple's most intimate, beautiful, fleeting day in a place that might be thousands of miles from home.
1. We Anticipate Each Other
We're not just co-workers, we're co-storytellers. We know when to give space and when to lean in. That means smoother transitions between photo and video coverage, less time directing and more time capturing the authentic moments. No stepping on toes (literally or figuratively).
2. Built-In Trust = Built-In Calm
You already have enough to think about: timelines, florals, the *weather in Tuscany*. When your photo and film team are on the same wavelength, it removes one more layer of stress. We're a calming, organized, upbeat presence — like a well-dressed safety net.
3. We Travel Light (But Prepared)
From Arizona to the Amalfi Coast, we pack efficiently and shoot intentionally. We’ve got the gear, backups, converters, and extra snacks (okay, mostly for us) — so we can show up and deliver regardless of the destination.
4. Your Story is Our Story
We're not here just to make things look pretty (though, we’ll absolutely do that too). We care deeply about capturing your story. As a married couple ourselves, we know the gravity and sacredness of those quiet in-between moments — and we never take that honor lightly.
If you're planning a wedding that deserves to be captured with emotion, story, and artistry, let’s make some magic—wherever in the world you say ‘I do.’
