My favorite photo sessions are the ones that start out a little shy (who wouldn't be), but with each photo I can see the worries melt away into the person you're marrying. When photographing you, I try to use movement-based poses and prompts to encourage connection and raw emotions because I think this is how your true selves shine through in the images you get back.
My approach is kind of a hybrid, I don't really consider myself to fit into the traditional, documentary, or editorial styles exclusively, but rather a healthy blend. I believe a wedding day has times where all might be necessary. For example, I don't really do a ton of "look at me and smile," but those photos have their place and I understand the importance of them (they're for your wall and your mom). I also think it's important to let some moments unfold organically to really capture the true essence of it. But, I won't be afraid to fix your dress in the middle of the ceremony if it's not fluffed. Overall, I think it's important to know when to step in, but most importantly when to step back.
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