Does your engagement feel overwhelming?
It doesn’t need to…
Learn the secrets to planning your dream wedding while enjoying the process!
Since when did engagements become all about checking things off your To-Do list?
Believe me, I’m well aware of all the moving parts that go into a wedding. I was in your shoes just a few years ago when my wife and I researched everything under the sun for our own wedding. I also have over four years of experience photographing other people’s happily-ever-afters so I am no stranger to how involved this can get.
Still, shouldn’t you be able to enjoy this period as its own celebration? Is it possible to plan a wedding without losing sleep over it? Are there tips to making a guest list that won’t leave you feeling guilty? Hasn’t anyone put all this, and more, together into one easily accessible guide?
You bet!
Fill out your name and email address above and I’ll send you my 20 page guide to enjoy your engagement for all it’s worth!
Make your current chapter as thrilling as the next
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Leave Stress Behind
The majority of couples experience feelings of overwhelm and stress when planning their wedding but that doesn’t mean you need to be one of them. Learn the simple steps you can take to make your dream a reality, all without breaking a sweat.
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Live This Moment
Your engagement is a big deal and worth celebrating! While it’s good to spend some time doing research you don’t want to lose sight of how important this stage is to your relationship. My guide can show you how to have your cake and eat it too.
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Let Yourself Shine
Your relationship is unique and your Big Day should be no different. From finding vendors you truly connect with to learning how to stay genuine in front of the camera, when everything is said and done, you should look back and say, “This is Us.”
Hey there, I’m Dan!
I’m a husband, father, artist and friend. I love photography almost as much as I love sharing in peoples lives. I started Quiet Glimpse Photography with the goal of bringing an experience to my couples that was worthy of their wedding day. I pride myself on my ability to truly learn about who my couples are and what they value.
When I’m not photographing once in a lifetime moments I can be found spending time with my amazing family, losing myself in an art project or attempting to better myself in one way or another.