Not every love story needs 150 guests and a year of planning. Some of the most meaningful weddings I’ve photographed have been the smallest ones; an intimate ceremony with your closest circle, a backyard “I do,” or a courthouse elopement followed by a golden-hour portrait session. If that sounds like you, a micro wedding might be exactly the celebration you’re dreaming of.
I love these sessions because they let us slow down and really soak in the day instead of rushing through a jam-packed timeline. Less stress, less planning, more time to actually enjoy being married!
As your photographer, I’ll be there to document it all in those few hours; the quiet moments getting ready, your vows, the first kiss, and all the little in-between moments that make your day feel like your day.
Serving Modesto & the Central Valley
I’m based right here in Modesto and love working with couples throughout the Central Valley; Turlock, Stockton, Merced, Manteca and everywhere in between. Backyard, vineyard, courthouse, local park; wherever you’re saying “I do,” I’d love to be there with you.
Micro Wedding Photography Pricing – $600/HR
Unlike my longer wedding packages, my Micro Weddings are priced per hour and include a single photographer. Pricing begins at 1 hour of minimum coverage and can be broken down into 30 minute increments after that, up to 3 hours. As an example, 90 minutes of coverage would be $900.
Typical coverage for my Micro Weddings consists of about 75+ images an hour. Your photos will be presented in a private online gallery, along with a curated slideshow set to romantic music; an elegant way to relive your day and share it with friends and family who couldn’t attend.
Professional prints and wall art can be ordered directly through your gallery, ensuring heirloom-quality pieces that last a lifetime.
Micro Weddings are available within 30 minutes of the Modesto Area. Travel fees apply for events outside this range.
Are you planning a bigger event or looking for more coverage? Check out my longer wedding packages HERE.
