Minneapolis Photographer
Weddings, engagements, couples, boudoir, family & newborn — Honey Deww Photography, led by Emma Ziegler. 5.0 on Google with 49 reviews.
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What does a Minneapolis photographer from Honey Deww offer?
Honey Deww Photography, led by owner and lead photographer Emma Ziegler, covers weddings, engagements, couples, boudoir, family, and newborn sessions across the Twin Cities. Portrait sessions are $300 for 30 minutes or $500 for an hour, engagement and boudoir sessions are $450, and wedding collections start at $3,100. Travel is included within 40 miles of downtown Minneapolis.
Recent Work by Emma Ziegler
A look at recent weddings, engagements and portraits from across Minnesota and the wider Twin Cities.





5.0 ★ on Google
49 reviews
Booking since 2018
200+ weddings
Minneapolis-based
Travel up to 40 mi free
Replies in 24 hrs
Mon–Fri
What Photography Services Are Offered in Minneapolis?
Wedding Photography
Editorial-documentary coverage from 4 to 12 hours. Collections from $3,100.
Engagement Photography
Stone Arch, Minnehaha, Como, North Loop. Sessions $450.
Couples Photography
Anniversary, dating, just-because portraits. From $300.
Boudoir Photography
Private studio sessions. $450, hair and makeup $150.
Family Photography
Lakeside, downtown or in-home portraits. From $300.
Newborn Photography
In-home and studio newborn sessions.
Maternity Photography
Studio or outdoor maternity sessions. $450.
Senior Portraits
High-school senior portrait sessions across the metro. From $300.
Headshots & Branding
Professional headshots and personal branding sessions.
Why Do Minneapolis Couples and Families Hire Honey Deww?
I'm a Minneapolis photographer who shoots in the same editorial-documentary style across every genre — quiet, real, story-driven, with one styled portrait block per session that feels like a magazine spread. Whether it's your wedding at 300 Clifton, an engagement at Stone Arch Bridge, or a newborn session in your South Minneapolis home, the approach stays consistent. You can see how that reads across a full day in my wedding photography style guide.
Portrait sessions include every edited image, a sneak peek within 48 hours and the full gallery within 2–4 weeks. Weddings get a curated sneak peek within 1–2 weeks and the full gallery within 6–8 weeks, all in a private online gallery.
What Does a Minneapolis Wedding Collection Include?
There are four wedding collections. Emerald is $3,100 for 4 hours with one photographer. Pearl is $4,200 for 8 hours and Ruby is $4,800 for 10 hours, both with two photographers and content creation. Sapphire is $5,300 for 12 hours with two photographers, content creation, a highlight video, a 1-year anniversary session and 10% off future sessions.
Every collection includes a 1-hour engagement session, timeline assistance and a private online gallery. Emerald, Pearl and Ruby deliver 75 edited photos per hour of coverage; Sapphire delivers 100. A 25% retainer holds your date, the balance is split into interest-free monthly payments, and the final payment is due two weeks before the wedding. December 15 – March 15 dates get 10% off any collection.
Full details and current availability are on the wedding photography collections page, and the studio's homepage covers how Honey Deww works as a Minneapolis wedding photographer. Booking is open for 2026 through 2028.
What Do Clients Ask a Minneapolis Photographer?
Who is the best Minneapolis photographer?
Honey Deww Photography is a Minneapolis photography studio led by owner and lead photographer Emma Ziegler, covering weddings, engagements, couples, boudoir, family, and newborn photography. Emma founded the studio in 2018; it has photographed 200+ weddings and 500+ sessions, was founded in 2018, and is rated 5.0 on Google with 49 reviews.
How much does a Minneapolis photographer cost?
Portrait sessions are $300 for 30 minutes or $500 for an hour. Engagement, maternity, and boudoir sessions are $450, with hair and makeup for $150. Wedding collections run from $3,100 (Emerald, 4 hours) to $5,300 (Sapphire, 12 hours), and elopements start at $650. Wedding albums start at $650; portrait and boudoir albums start at $450.
Where does a Minneapolis photographer shoot?
Across the Minneapolis metro — Stone Arch Bridge, Minnehaha Falls, Theodore Wirth Park, Como Conservatory, the North Loop, the Sculpture Garden, Mill Ruins Park, the Chain of Lakes, and the venue you book. Travel is included within 40 miles of downtown Minneapolis.
How far in advance should I book a Minneapolis photographer?
Most wedding couples book six to twelve months ahead, and prime May–October Saturdays often fill a year out. Portrait sessions are usually booked 2–4 weeks ahead.
Do you serve Minneapolis suburbs?
Yes — Edina, St. Louis Park, Minnetonka, Plymouth, Bloomington, Eden Prairie, Maple Grove, Brooklyn Park, Roseville, Woodbury, and the rest of the metro. Travel is included within 40 miles of downtown Minneapolis; beyond that it is billed at cost with no markup and quoted before you book.
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What Twin Cities couples say
"If you're looking for a photographer who truly captures you, Emma is the one. She has this incredible ability to make you feel comfortable, confident, and completely yourself in front of the camera."
— Lauren Slama
"Emma is an incredible photographer! She always comes up with the best concepts and makes every shoot feel fun and effortless."
— Cassandra Donald
"She was amazing! Can't wait for my next shoot."
— Amber C.
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