In my first episode featuring a guest, I talk to my client-turned-friend Sam from Samantha Joy Photography as she shares her journey going from a 9-5 corporate job to going full-time as a photography business owner in only two and half years.

This topic can be a little controversial. I feel very strongly about the fact that getting tagged by clients on social media doesn't really matter.

Then they went over to Enoch Turner Schoolhouse for the second ceremony and the reception with all the other guests. I love that they did it their way - they wanted to have two ceremonies for two reasons and that's exactly what they did. And it was truly magical.

Money can be such a tricky topic - we all want to make more of it but you know what? In order to do that, you have to make a change and do it now! Yes, start right now! In this blog, I share actionable steps that you can take as a wedding photographer to earn more money every year and grow your business.

Lauren and Jordan's family farm wedding in Ontario was literally what dreams are made of. The whole day was full of connecting, doing what felt most true to them and having a setting that honestly couldn't have been more grounding. It was such a close-knit and sentimental wedding.

In this blog post, I cover everything you need to know about documenting the story of a wedding day authentically. These are the Top 10 In-Between Moments to Document on Wedding Daysy that are worth paying extra attention to. After all, we photographers want to make sure we capture the most authentic and unforgettable moments for our couples that they will cherish for years to come.

I share my nine-year journey as a server to a full-time wedding photographer. My goal is to inspire and help others to realize their potential so that they can live the life they dream of and deserve. It starts by believing yourself and showing up as 100% you.

I answer the number one question I get from photographers: How to attract and book more clients. See how authenticity can make a huge difference for your personal and professional life. Learn how vulnerability helps you make connections that will lead to the clients you want to work with.

I share how you as a photographer can find your editing style and stay true to it. Photographers are our own worst critics, and until we put boundaries for ourselves, we constantly go back and forth between being confident to doubting ourselves.