Bilingual wedding photography and film, made for the day you have imagined.
However you choose to marry, there is a way to hold onto it. Elopements and intimate weddings, complete photography libraries, film, and aerial coverage are all within reach.
The finest weddings begin with a conversation. Tell me what you are envisioning, the hours you have in mind, and the moments that matter most, and we will shape the rest together.
On the day, with your family, in the moment, never translated after the fact.
We build it together. It is the single thing that separates a serene day from a frantic one.
My wedding field notes cover hours and timeline, so you can plan with real clarity.
Common questions
Wedding coverage with Scene & Action is quoted per wedding, because hours, locations, and whether you want video change the price significantly. Packages range from intimate and courthouse coverage through full photography libraries, film, and dedicated photo and video teams. The best way to get a real number is to tell me your date, venue, and rough hours, and I will build a quote to fit.
Yes. I photograph weddings in English and Spanish, and being bilingual on the day matters, especially with family portraits and older relatives who feel more at ease in Spanish. Nothing gets lost, and nobody feels rushed or unsure of what is happening.
Yes. You can book photography, video, or both. For couples who want both without a full second team, I offer a hybrid option where one creative captures a curated mix using a priority list we build together. For full simultaneous coverage, a dedicated photographer and videographer work the day together.
It depends on your timeline. Four hours suits an intimate wedding or a shorter celebration. Six to eight hours covers getting ready through the reception for a full day. We plan the timeline together before the wedding, which is the single biggest thing that keeps the day calm.
Yes, where the venue and local rules allow it. Aerial footage is available as part of video coverage. Venue clearance is something we confirm ahead of the day, so it is worth mentioning your location early if aerial matters to you.