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Special

Events Photography Services


Special moments deserve the same intention, direction, and cinematic storytelling. These curated experiences are designed for unique milestones outside of traditional portrait and wedding collections.


 

 

A graduation senior lifting his cap to the sky in enjoyment of achieving his graduation

Graduation Portrait

 

Session Details

  • 45 Minutes
  • 1 Location
  • 15 Edited Images

Best for Graduation announcements, and senior portraits.



 

$400
Intimate moment between couple at a park during golden hour for their elopement session

Cinematic Elopement

$1500

Session Details

  • 3 Hours
  • 1-3 Locations
  • 100+ Edited Images
  • 2 Photographers

Best for courthouse weddings, destination elopements, and intimate ceremonies.

Dog and owner at a park sharing a moment during golden hour posing for a beautiful photo session

Pet and Owner Portrait

$500

 

 

Session Details

  • 45 Minutes
  • 1 Location
  • 15 Edited Images

Best for pet owners wanting meaningful, frame worthy portraits with their companion

 

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Graduation Portraits, What should I bring to my session?

Graduates are encouraged to bring caps, gowns, stoles, medals, or any personal items that represent their achievement. Outfit guidance is provided to ensure your portraits feel polished, confident, and timeless.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Elopements - Is this experience suitable for very small ceremonies?

Yes, The Cinematic Elopement experience is designed specifically for intimate celebrations, courthouse weddings, and destination elopements. Coverage focuses on meaningful moments, connection, and storytelling without the structure of a traditional wedding.

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Pet and Owner Portraits - What if my pet is energetic or shy?

That’s completely normal. Sessions are paced patiently and guided with flexibility to allow your pet to feel comfortable. The focus is on capturing genuine interaction and connection rather than forcing poses.

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