An engagement session is more than just a photo shoot—it’s a chance to slow down, enjoy time together, and get comfortable being photographed before the wedding day. It’s also a meaningful part of the experience, helping you build trust with your photographer while capturing a unique chapter of your story. It’s something that should be included as part of your overall wedding experience.

A couple walks across a crosswalk in front of the vintage Bank Street Theater with its Art Deco facade.
A couple embraces beneath a curved tree branch in a moody black and white forest setting.
A joyful couple laughs together while sitting on driftwood at a moody beach during winter.
Two people enjoy a casual evening conversation while sitting at bar stools in a cozy pub with green jerseys displayed behind them.
A couple stands in front of the iconic Guggenheim Museum's spiral architecture in New York City on an overcast day.
Two hands holding dark beer glasses clinking together in a celebratory toast with foam at the top of each glass.
A couple walks hand in hand through a misty autumn field with rolling cliffs and fall foliage in the background.
A joyful couple embraces and smiles while posing together against a dark background.
Two people embrace while standing in a grassy field with bare trees and blue sky on a sunny autumn day.
A couple walks down a city sidewalk under the Brass Monkey bar sign in black and white.
A couple walks hand in hand on a stone bridge path surrounded by golden autumn trees and foliage.
Close-up view of two people holding hands while wearing a striped knit sweater and green jacket with jeans.
A wedding party in formal attire stands together overlooking a waterfront landscape on an overcast day.

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