Weddings & Elopements
The full day, quietly told

What's included

Every wedding commission begins with a long conversation — about the day, the people, and the kind of memory you want to be holding twenty years from now. From there we build a coverage plan that fits the actual shape of your day, not a fixed package template.

The base investment includes 8 to 10 hours of continuous coverage by the lead photographer (Mei Lin), an online private gallery of 350–500 hand-edited images, a same-timezone preview gallery within 48 hours, and travel up to four hours each way within Asia. For weddings over 80 guests we typically recommend adding a second photographer (Haru), which gives us full simultaneous coverage of both the getting-ready rooms and the multiple angles a larger ceremony requires.

"We accept fewer than thirty weddings per year. Never two on the same date."

Beyond the base, we offer a number of considered additions: a 60–90 minute engagement session in the months before; a short documentary film (3–6 minutes) edited from the day; heirloom albums in linen, leather, or silk; museum-grade fine art prints; and second-day or rehearsal-dinner coverage. We don't push any of these — we recommend them only when they make the gallery more complete.

A typical wedding day with us

We usually arrive 60 to 90 minutes before the bride is dressed, often to a quiet hotel room with the morning light still soft. The first hour we spend invisibly — photographing the dress on a hanger, the shoes by the window, the family arriving with coffees. After that we move with the day: hair and makeup, first looks, the ceremony, portraits during the in-between, cocktails, dinner, speeches, first dance.

We shoot mostly on prime lenses (35, 50, 85) and almost never use direct flash. Our team has a habit of staying still, eating quietly, and never asking your guests to "look this way." If you've ever wondered whether you could forget your photographer was there — that's what we aim for, and most days, that's what we achieve.