Send me a message, through my website or one of my social media accounts. We'll set up a zoom meeting or phone call so we can "meet." I will also send you a questionnaire that helps me understand where you are in your planning process, what your budget is, and other key information about you as a couple and what you want in a wedding. I will also send over pricing and information sheets. During our call, we can discuss which package fits your needs, and have a chance to ask and answer each other's questions. After that, I will send over a contract and an invoice. Once the contract is signed and the retained has been paid, you are officially on my books!

The questionnaire I send after receiving your contact form will help me answer this for you! But generally speaking:
A micro-wedding is at one location, and will include no more than 10 of your closest friends and family to witness your ceremony. The emphasis on photography for an intimate wedding will be on your ceremony and on portraits with your guests.
An elopement includes multiple locations, some of which may require additional driving, hiking, kayaking, or some other method of transportation between. Guests will be limited to your officiant and witnesses as required by the state of Maine, or will only be a vow reading with the legal ceremony to follow in a courthouse. Elopements may include: coordinating with other vendors such as luxury picnics or bakeries, officiant services, and/or location scouting.

After your initial contact, you will receive an information sheet with details tailored to the type of wedding you are planning.
All packages include a proof gallery for you to choose images for download, and a minimum of 25 full resolution images with printing rights. The more time you book, the more images you will receive. Some packages include prints, some include photo books.

All weddings and elopements have a minimum of sixty (60) days turnaround time, from the date of the event to the delivery of your final gallery.

Of course! I have photographed cats, dogs, and even chickens and donkeys. However I am not trained in the unique skills that go into pet photography, so while your furbabies are always welcome, I cannot guarantee any shots involving pets. I always recommend having a designated "handler" for any pets as well, as all pets may react differently to having a stranger suddenly interacting with them with a camera, and if pets become overly excited or nervous it is helpful to have someone on site to care for them while you are being photographed.