A client of ours had a few things to say about her experience working with us recently… needless to say such words make us feel all gooey inside.
One thing I have to say about Chris is that he was very respectful and super nice when I first met him. My husband and I got married at a very young age, and, unlike some of the other people I had worked with for my wedding, Chris was one of the few, if not the only person, who didn’t scorn at my age. On top of just being an all around great guy with an awesome personality (and alot of fun to work with), his work is amazing.
Pictures have always been extremely important to me. They forever capture a certain moment in life that only happens once, so it’s needless to say I wanted the perfect photographer I could trust to capture all the wonderful moments for one of the happiest, most important days of my life. I hunted everywhere for a wedding photographer, but I just couldn’t find one that felt right. When I found Chris and looked at his website, I prayed that he had my wedding date available.
I knew someone with photographs that beautiful wasn’t going to be ignored by all the other hopeful brides in need of a fantastic wedding photographer. I had discovered, through the photographs on Glow Imagery’s website, that Chris was the only photographer who brought fresh originalty and a talented eye to capture so many special moments in his clients’ photographs, which would have otherwise been easily lost in the hustle and bustle of their big day.
For instance, during my own wedding, my flower girl came up to me minutes before the ceremony and asked what she was supposed to do when walking down the aisle. I didn’t know it until I saw the film later, but Chris had taken a picture of that sweet moment, and it is by far one of my most treasured pictures from the whole wedding. He captured that special memory on camera that would have otherwise only been a vision in my mind.
As well as taking wonderful pictures, he is by far the best photographer I came across who didn’t want to charge me an arm and a leg. I couldn’t believe that such beautiful photos could actually be apart of my wedding budget! I don’t live in the Kansas City area anymore, but I can guarantee that when my husband and I want a couple’s session of formal photographs, there will be no one else we’ll go to until we are visiting home again and are able to work with Chris once more.
I must tell you that it would be a mistake to not book Chris for your special day, or any other event. You won’t find anyone more talented who takes such amazing photos. He truely has a passion for what he does, and that passion comes more and more to life with each photograph he takes. I highly recommend you not pass up this opportunity to work with Chris. The true definition of a picture is a special moment in life, forever captured to relive over and over again, and that is exactly what Chris will bring you.
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Thank you Eric and Margot for allowing me the honor of being your wedding photographer!
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Thank you Evan and Amanda, this Kansas City photographer will always be honored to have been a part of your day!





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One thing I especially love is when a couple defies conventions with their wedding, especially when following conventions involves the risk of discomfort or inconvenience. Weddings are notorious for forcing participants to choose style and appearance over function and comfort. Foregoing traditional footwear, Amanda chose to wear a pair of Chuck Taylor’s. Way to go Amanda!
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This wedding was awesome! Amanda’s an educator. Those of you who know me know I hold teachers in very high regard. It was a pleasure to try my very best for her and Evan! Enjoy.






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Personal recommendations? Pictures you love at the right price? They are all relevant factors. Here’s what I would look for:
1. Experience: An enormous amount of photographers and studios out there have only been shooting “professionally” for less than five years. There’s been an incredible saturation of the wedding photographer market of people who bought a decent camera at Best Buy with no other experience and are now “professional photographers.”
Photographers with many weddings under their belt as well as shooters with experience in daily newspapers or magazines are wonderful choices for wedding photographers.
2. Integrity: Check their references and make sure they live up to their promises. Make sure they deliver their product and service on time. Is their second photographer truly qualified? The husband and wife photographer “team” you are considering is often nothing more than one photographer plus another person who is little more than a camera holder with virtually no qualifications.
Too many photographers get in over their head and start hosing clients due to a lack of integrity or a lack of experience or a lack of both.
3. Likeability: The right photographer for your wedding will make great pictures AND do so in a way that makes your wedding day even better. Are they courteous? Do they seem interested in you enough to ask questions? How do they handle pressure situations? You need someone who works efficiently, stays calm and polite and can deliver a professional result in situations that are often less than ideal.
4. Education: The vast majority of wedding photographers have no formal training in photography. Look for photographers with some kind of education in photography.
5. Price: Hey, it matters… especially these days. But ten years after your wedding you’re not going to be concerned how much you spent on photography, you are going to concerned about the quality of your pictures. With that in mind, don’t you think it is better to pay more than you expected rather than less than you should?
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