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Five honest truths every photographer should know about growth — and the simple mindset shifts that lead to real success.
5 Mistakes Photographers Make When Trying to Grow
Learn the subtle ways to elevate your client experience through warmth, clarity, and attention to detail — no hard sell required.
How to Create a Luxury Client Experience (Without Feeling Salesy)
Explore how to photograph families in a way that preserves real emotion, tender gestures, and the beauty of everyday love.
The Art of Capturing Family Connection
A candid look at the challenges, mindset shifts, and simple strategies that transformed my photography business into something sustainable and joyful.
7 Lessons I’ve Learned Building a Photography Business
Step behind the scenes of a romantic French countryside wedding filled with golden light, heartfelt moments, and timeless elegance.
Behind the Lens: A Day at a Château Wedding in Provence
Discover how to help clients relax, connect, and create images that feel beautifully unposed and full of genuine emotion.
The Secret to Effortless, Natural-Looking Photos
GET TO KNOW us
We’re Skylar and Gage, the husband-and-wife team behind Fontaine Weddings. After eloping in Scotland in October 2025, we came home with a deeper appreciation for how meaningful it is to have your wedding day captured in a way that feels true to you. That experience made us excited to shift our focus to weddings and elopements—and to go into business together.
Today, we bring Skylar’s 11 years of photography experience and Gage’s eye for video to the celebrations we’re honored to document, creating photographs and films that let you return to how it all felt.
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