Your wedding gallery isn't just about the ceremony or portraits—it's about everything that makes your day uniquely yours. From your invitation suite to your grandmother's earrings, these small details become the opening chapter of your wedding story.

Having everything gathered before I arrive also allows us to begin your day calmly instead of searching from room to room. It gives us more time to create beautiful images while keeping the morning relaxed and stress-free.



Wedding detail checklist

THE LITTLE DETAILS HELP TELL THE WHOLE STORY.

why details matter

The first photographs I capture usually tell the beginning of your wedding story. These carefully chosen details help preserve everything you've spent months planning—from your invitations and rings to family heirlooms and handwritten vows.

Together, they become the opening pages of your wedding gallery and set the tone for everything that follows.



WHAT TO HAVE READY

If possible, place everything in one box or basket before I arrive.



Final Thoughts

Your wedding details may seem small in the moment, but years from now they'll bring back memories you didn't even realize you wanted to remember.

The perfume you wore. The handwritten vows. The rings you'll wear every day. Because years from now, these little pieces will help transport you right back to the beginning of your day.

Every wedding gallery I create is designed to preserve both the meaningful moments and the thoughtful details that make your day one of a kind. Together, we'll make sure nothing important is overlooked.


Bride Details:
1. Wedding dress
2. Veil
3. Shoes
4. Jewelry
5. Perfume
6. Hair accessories
7. Invitation suite (2–3 copies if possible)
8. Vow book
9. Bouquet
10. Loose florals (if your florist provides them)
11. Engagement ring
12. Wedding band & Ring box
13. Lipstick (or touch-up makeup)
14. Any sentimental heirlooms (lockets, handkerchiefs, family jewelry, etc.)
Gifts or letters being exchanged

Groom Details:
1. Suit or tuxedo
2. Dress shirt
3. Tie or bow tie
4. Jacket
5. Shoes
6. Belt or suspenders
7. Watch
8. Cologne
9. Tie clip & Cufflinks
10. Boutonniere
11. Wedding band
12. Vow book
13. Gifts or letters being exchanged
Any meaningful heirlooms or accessories

Don't worry if you don't have everything on this list. These are simply ideas to help you gather the details that are most meaningful to you.

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