We are all very self-critical and often have expectations. When my husband and I did our vow renewal after 23 years of marriage quite some things visually changed from the day we got married. We added some extra weight and more wrinkles, but we got a little wilder and more open to expressing ourselves. I found myself in the same boat as my clients, finding a photographer to fit us. To me, it was essential to have somebody that would actually capture the day as it was with all the emotions and craziness. But mostly I wanted to feel completely free and comfortable with the person behind the camera.

Photography is a bit like a painting done in seconds and what works with one couple is not so great for another. We can try to recreate but in the end, it will never be the same. Each and everybody is unique in this world and not one wedding or photo session is the same. While parts of photo sessions have to be structured (the formals in weddings for example), my favorite photos are usually those that are unexpected and candid. 

I am a bit of a perfectionist but in photography I rather let things flow.  I just let my photos speak for themselves.