The Bren Tyler Collective

For the intentionally small wedding, courthouse moment, or “we really just want to get married” kind of day. Two hours gives us enough time to focus on your ceremony, portraits, your people, and all the little moments without turning the whole thing into a photoshoot. Small doesn’t mean less meaningful, and I want your gallery to feel like a full reflection of the day you actually had.

Four hours for the parts of your wedding you really want documented, whether that’s a micro wedding, a ceremony and reception, or a little bit of both. We’ll make room for the important moments, the people you love, plenty of portraits, and all the stuff that happens in between. Enough coverage to tell the story without having me follow you around for twelve hours.

Six hours of coverage for couples who want a little more of the day documented without committing to full-day coverage. This gives us room for getting ready, the ceremony, portraits, the people you love, and the reception without having to rush through everything. It’s a solid middle ground for a wedding that has more going on but doesn’t need eight hours of coverage.

Eight hours for the couples who want the whole story, or at least most of it. We can cover getting ready, the ceremony, wedding portraits, the reception, and all the little moments that happen when nobody is paying attention. There’s more room to breathe, more time with your people, and a secondary shooter (4 hours) for additional full coverage.