
PROPOSALS
The problem with proposing is that you only do it once, and you're going to be too nervous to remember most of it. That's not a criticism, it's just how it works. The case for having someone there with a camera is not about turning the moment into a production, it's about the fact that the moment itself passes in about thirty seconds and you'll want evidence it happened exactly the way it did.
We work discreetly, whether that means arriving before you do, staying out of sight until the ring comes out, or posing as something entirely unconvincing at a nearby table. We've done enough of these to know how to stay invisible until the moment that matters.
Location, timing, and staging are planned in advance with the person doing the asking. A cinematic video option is available alongside photography.
The answer, for the record, is always..."yes!".
JOHN & TOYIN
John asked us to go stealth
until he proposed, and have several
cameras rolling at all time.
DAWN & CHRIS
All she knew was that it would be
a lovely sunset photoshoot at the hotel's rooftop pool
and lounge, on their very first evening...
..."courtesy of the hotel's Guest Experience department"...yeah, right.
PACO & SUJEY
Paco knew what he wanted, when, and where:
the scenic village of Masca, nestled among
mountains and ravines.
She had no idea. She never saw it coming.