Get fully booked every season

photographing unique elopements &
non-traditional weddings that inspire you

Oh, and while making your dream income

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Ever wonder how some photographers have a thriving business and a lifestyle they love?

a calendar full of amazing clients they can’t wait to meet, and even getting flown around the world for their art?

MEANWHILE back in your daily reality, you stuggle with

  • Opening up your inbox every day hoping for an inquiry for a wedding you actually want to photograph—but it’s either empty or for a less-than-ideal client
  • Trying anything to get enough bookings just to pay the bills… offering discounts, signing up for another paid vendor listing, or dropping your website on every single Facebook post asking for referrals
  • Only getting inquiries from “price shoppers” or constantly getting ghosted—leading you to doubt yourself constantly and wonder if you need to lower your prices just to keep up
  • Being exhausted from pouring countless hours into different business & marketing efforts because nothing you’ve tried so far seems to be working (and you don’t know why)
  • The discouragement of seeing other photographers book helicopter elopements in Alaska or luxury destination weddings in Italy while you gear up for another budget ballroom wedding

Woof… I feel you, and trust me,
these are all common issues—even among
the most talented and passionate photographers.

The good news is…
it doesn’t have to be that way.

Imagine having a

reliable, thriving, full-time career photographing unique weddings & elopements

where you can burn your backup plans.

What if you stopped chasing bookings that don’t actually fulfill you, and instead spent your days photographing weddings as unique as you:

  • Two-person elopements in stunning national parks
  • Small destination weddings on Mediterranean islands
  • Intimate backyard weddings with only the closest friends & family
  • High-energy rooftop weddings overlooking city skylines
  • Chic, fifty-guest weddings at art galleries and museums
  • Spontaneous big-city courthouse elopements