Who is this for?
Privacy means different things to different people. Over the years, we've worked with couples across the full spectrum—from public figures managing media relationships to families who simply prefer to keep their lives offline.
Here's who typically finds their way to us:
Public figures and media-conscious couples
Celebrities, influencers, executives, and others whose weddings may be covered by media outlets. We've worked with couples who've sold their wedding photos to publications, or released them through their own channels on their own timeline. In these cases, we operate under embargo—, your photos aren't shared until you say so.
Professionals in sensitive roles
Lawyers, medical professionals, those in government or security-adjacent roles. Sometimes it's the couple. Sometimes it's the guests. Either way, images appearing online without consent can create genuine professional complications.
Families with notable guests
When your guest list includes someone recognisable, an international athlete, a musician, a public figure, things get awkward. Do they want to be photographed? Posted? Should they receive special treatment? Our blanket policy removes that question entirely. No one gets posted. No exceptions. No difficult conversations required.
Parents keeping children offline
More families are choosing to keep their children's faces off the internet. A wedding photographer posting images without that context can undermine years of careful decisions.
Anyone who simply wants control
You don't need a reason. If you like the idea that we create this work for you, not for our portfolio, not for our Instagram, not our website, that's enough.
