You assume two photographers must be better than one for your elopement.
For an intimate day, a second shooter often works against the very thing you came for.
A second shooter makes sense for a big wedding. For an intimate elopement, one person is usually the better answer.
Where a second shooter helps
At a large wedding with parallel events, a getting-ready suite here, guests arriving there, a second shooter catches what one person physically cannot be in two places for. It is about coverage of simultaneous moments across a crowd.
Why solo suits an elopement
An elopement has no crowd and no parallel events, so a second shooter adds little coverage and a lot of presence, another person in your private moment, disturbing the intimacy you eloped to protect. One skilled photographer who is with just the two of you catches everything that matters and keeps the day feeling like yours alone. What actually adds value is that one person also filming, not a second stills shooter.
As your Elopement Curator I document your day solo, in photo and film, so the intimacy stays intact and nothing that matters is missed. Twelve years and 240+ couples in, one person who does it all has always suited an elopement better than a crowd behind the camera.
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Elopement Curator
Vancouver · Medellín · Worldwide
