Wedding Photographer Serving Minnesota & Western Wisconsin
Choose your city for venue tips, pricing, and FAQs specific to where you're getting married.
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Where do you photograph weddings?
I serve weddings across the entire Twin Cities metro (Minneapolis, St. Paul, and 50+ surrounding suburbs), greater Minnesota (Duluth, the North Shore, St. Cloud, Brainerd), and western Wisconsin (Hudson, River Falls, Eau Claire). No travel fee inside a 60-mile radius of Minneapolis. Collections start at $2,700 for 4-hour coverage.
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How to Choose the Right City Page
Every city page below follows the same format: where the good portrait light is in that town, which venues I plan timelines around, how parking and drive times work on the day, and answers to the questions couples in that city actually ask. If a page exists, it is because I photograph there — this list is my working service area, not a directory.
The rule for picking one is simple: go with the city where your ceremony happens, not where you live or where your guests are staying. The ceremony sets the timeline, the portrait plan, and the light we will be working with, so that is the page with the information you need.
If your date is anchored to a specific place rather than a city — Union Depot, the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, Minnehaha Falls — skip straight to the Venues & Landmarks list further down; those pages go deeper on one location than any city page can. The Twin Cities Guides at the bottom are for the step before that, when you are still comparing venues, styles, and neighborhoods.
Minneapolis Metro
St. Paul & East Metro
South Metro
North Metro
Greater Minnesota
Western Wisconsin
Venues & Landmarks
Twin Cities Guides
Pricing Is the Same in Every City
Wedding collections start at $2,700 for four hours of coverage (Emerald), $3,900 for eight hours with a second photographer (Pearl), and $4,600 for twelve hours (Sapphire). Two-hour elopement coverage also starts at $2,700. Those numbers do not change based on which page you came from — a Woodbury wedding costs what a Minneapolis wedding costs.
The only thing distance can add is a travel fee, and inside a 60-mile radius of Minneapolis there isn't one. Beyond the radius the fee is flat and quoted before you book, so the city page you choose never changes what you pay — it only changes what I know about your backdrop before I show up.
The Metro Is Smaller Than This List Looks
Sixty-plus cities sounds like a huge territory, but most of it is close: Woodbury is about 22 minutes from downtown Minneapolis, Stillwater about 30, and Hudson — across the Wisconsin border — about 40. That compactness is why splitting the day across two cities — ceremony in one, portraits or reception in another — is normal here rather than a logistics problem; I build the drive into the timeline.
The genuinely far places are the point of going there. Two Harbors is about a three-hour drive up the North Shore, so those days get planned around the drive and the light rather than squeezed between them. If your city sits somewhere in between and you are not sure which side of the travel-fee line it lands on, ask — I confirm coverage for the exact venue, not the zip code.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which city page should I read if our ceremony and reception are in different cities?
The ceremony city's page. The ceremony fixes the timeline, the portrait window, and the light we work with, so that page has the planning detail you need. I build the drive between cities into the schedule — most metro cities on this page sit within about 30 minutes of downtown Minneapolis, so a two-city day is routine, not a problem.
How much does a wedding photographer cost in the Twin Cities?
My collections are the same in every city listed here: $2,700 for four hours of coverage (Emerald), $3,900 for eight hours with a second photographer (Pearl), and $4,600 for twelve hours (Sapphire). Two-hour elopement coverage also starts at $2,700. There is no location surcharge for one suburb over another.
Do you charge a travel fee?
Not within a 60-mile radius of Minneapolis, which covers every Twin Cities metro city on this page. Beyond that — St. Cloud, the North Shore, the farther Wisconsin towns — I quote a flat travel fee up front, before you book, so it is never a surprise line item.
Do you photograph weddings in western Wisconsin?
Yes — Hudson, River Falls, New Richmond, Somerset, Prescott, Ellsworth, Amery, St. Croix Falls, Eau Claire, and Menomonie all have their own pages above. Hudson is about 40 minutes from Minneapolis — closer than some of the Minnesota cities on this list.
How soon after the wedding do we see our photos?
Sneak peeks arrive within 48 hours, whichever city you married in. The full edited gallery follows in four to six weeks. Engagement session galleries are faster — two to three weeks, quick enough for save-the-dates.
Looking for engagement photography instead?
Engagement sessions are included free with my Pearl and Sapphire wedding collections — or available standalone in every city I serve.
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I travel anywhere within 60 miles of Minneapolis at no extra charge, and farther for a flat travel fee. Reach out and I'll confirm coverage for your venue.
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