The parts you want to remember
Maybe you’re meeting at the courthouse and heading to lunch. Maybe you’re saying your vows on a trail or gathering everyone in a backyard. We’ll talk through the ceremony, the people who will be there, and the photographs that matter to you.
That might include getting ready, a first look, family photographs, or some time together after the ceremony. We’ll help you work out how those pieces fit into your coverage.
The Micro Collection
From $1,000 for one hour
A starting point for an elopement, a courthouse ceremony, or a smaller gathering. More coverage is available. We’ll plan the photographs around your ceremony and the parts of the day you want included.
- One hour of photography
- Planning and timeline guidance
- Edited, high-resolution photographs in an online gallery
Make it your own
You can add an engagement session, albums, and parent albums. Tell us what you’d like to have when the wedding is over.
Our studio is in Madison, Wisconsin, and wedding travel within Dane County and select nearby venues is included. We’ll confirm the details for your location.
Planning a full wedding day? Explore our wedding photography collections.
Let’s plan the photographs around your day
Before the wedding, we’ll talk through your ceremony time, your locations, and who you want in your photographs. We’ll ask about a first look, family groupings, meaningful keepsakes, and any moments you want us to know about.
If you already have a schedule with your planner, we can work from it.
A few smaller celebrations
Meet a few couples and see how their wedding days came together.
Jess and James at The Pabst Theater
A fall celebration with Jess and James at Milwaukee’s Pabst Theater.
A fall micro wedding at Seven Acre Dairy
An outdoor ceremony beneath the oaks at Seven Acre Dairy Company in Paoli.
A woodland micro wedding in Indiana
A Fort Wayne micro wedding photographed around a log cabin, forest trails, and a creek.
“When you book with Twig & Olive you get years of knowledge mixed with humor, charm, and care.”
A few things couples ask
Tell us what you’re planning
Share your date and location if you have them, who will be there, and what you want to remember. You don’t need every detail settled before you get in touch.
