If you’re after honest, unfiltered moment, and the laughter, the chaos, the in-betweens, don't worry we’ll get along great. No stiff poses, just real-life with a side of bts drama (the good kind).
We’ll chat about what you’re dreaming up, what matters most to you, and how we might be able to help tell your story the way it deserves to be told.
We take on a limited number of weddings each year to make sure each one gets our full creative energy.
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We’re usually based in Central California — probably within arm’s reach of an iced coffee or chai, no matter the season.
Depending on the time of year (and caffeine levels), we also pop up in parts of Asia and North America. Basically, have camera, will travel.
We’re the extra sauce, not the main course. 😅 We capture the candid + BTS magic—not full ceremonies or speeches, and we’re not mic’ing anyone up.
For the full “Hollywood coverage,” you’ll still want a traditional photo/video team. Moments is not a replacement for your photo or video team — we’re a supplement.
Not all of them. We deliver everything RAW (aka straight from the camera, unfiltered) within 24–48 hours (the “you need to see this NOW” drop).
Edited clips are uploaded within 2–3 weeks so everything feels personal and made-for-you.
Want it on a flash drive mailed to you? We can do that for an additional cost.
Join the club! About 90% of couples describe themselves as "more awkward than a middle school dance." Our secret? We’ll guide you just enough to keep things comfy, then let your weird, wonderful selves take over.
Think a little direction, a lot of Desi camera uncle energy, and zero pressure to be anything but real. Awkward? Nah — that’s just charm waiting to be documented.
Don’t worry — your parents will absolutely get the fridge-worthy, frame-on-the-mantel kind of photos.
We’ll sneak in the classics between the chaos, so you get the perfect mix of ‘aww’ and ‘OMG.’
Everyone’s happy — even your auntie who still prints everything.
That's literally our specialty! Downpours, wardrobe malfunctions, the best man getting too honest in his speech—these are golden photo opportunities, not disasters.
Your wedding album should tell a story, not look like a furniture catalog.