Brittany Eitsert: Wedding + Family Photographer

10/14/2025

the morning of your wedding is a blur.

the air smells like hairspray & nerves.
music plays low in the background.
someone’s steaming dresses. someone’s laughing. someone’s already crying.
your mom keeps adjusting your veil, even though it’s perfect.
your best friend is triple-checking her speech.

this part of the day — the quiet before the “i do” —
it’s the heartbeat of everything that follows.
and yet, it’s the part most couples forget even happened.

you’ll look back on these photos & remember how it felt.
the weight of your dress when you stepped into it.
the shake in your hands as you buttoned the last button.
the way your dad looked at you when he saw you for the first time.

getting ready isn’t just about makeup or ties —
it’s the buildup.
the anticipation.
the moments that turn “two people getting married” into a story that feels alive.

you’ll spend months planning your ceremony,
but it’s the little things — the nervous laughter, the deep breaths, the whispered “is this really happening?” —
that will replay in your memory years later.

this is where it begins.
this is what i capture.
the heartbeat before the vows. the calm before the chaos.

because long after the music fades & the night ends,
these are the photos that take you right back —
to the moment you became you two.

follow for more raw, real, and emotional wedding stories that remind you what’s worth remembering.

10/09/2025

09/27/2025

want less stress on your wedding day? do this:

→ add buffer time. timelines always run late.
→ pack a “just in case” bag (safety pins, makeup touch-up, tissues).
→ do a first look. your nerves will thank you.
→ let go of “perfect.” rain, wind, late starts — all part of the story.

here’s the truth: the best galleries don’t come from perfect timelines. they come from couples who let themselves feel.

follow for more wedding day tips & real stories that remind you what actually matters.

09/26/2025

one day, you’ll scroll back through your phone and wonder…
where am i in these memories?

because moms are the ones behind the camera.
the ones holding the snacks, fixing the hair, wiping the tears.
we capture everyone else’s story…
but forget our own.

and years from now, your kids won’t care what size you were.
they won’t notice the messy bun or the outfit you thought didn’t flatter.
they’ll just see you.

their mom.
their safe place.
their everything.

and they’ll be so damn glad you stepped in the frame.

so here’s your reminder: you deserve to be remembered too.
not just for the way you looked —
but for the way you loved.

photos aren’t about perfect.
they’re about proof.

proof you were there.
proof you belonged in the story.
proof of a love so ordinary it was extraordinary.

follow for more reminders like this — and let’s keep you in the frame where you belong. ✨

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09/25/2025

your brand session isn’t just about photos. it’s strategy.

tip 1: bring props that scream “your vibe.” laptop, coffee, tools of your trade.
tip 2: plan outfits that match your brand palette. color consistency builds recognition.
tip 3: think beyond the headshot. lifestyle shots, detail shots, behind-the-scenes — these are what make your marketing scroll-stopping.

when your photos look like you, they work like your best sales page.

follow for brand tips that actually convert.

09/24/2025

moms, here’s your reminder:
you don’t need “perfect kids” for perfect photos.

tip 1: let them be wild. the messy moments often become your favorite shots.
tip 2: don’t force smiles. play games, tickle, whisper secrets — connection > posing.
tip 3: step in the frame. you’ll never regret being in the photos, but you might regret sitting out.

family photos aren’t about everyone looking at the camera.
they’re about remembering what this season felt like.
the chaos. the cuddles. the love.

so stop stressing if your toddler won’t sit still.
the best memories happen in motion.

follow for more tips that make family sessions stress-free + memory-rich. ✨

09/23/2025

wedding days are magic.
but let’s be real — they can also be chaos.
timelines run late. emotions run high. the tiniest details can feel like the end of the world.

here’s the truth: photos come out better when you’re breathing.

so let me give you 4 tips that i’ve seen change everything:

tip 1: add buffer time.
something will run late. always. hair, makeup, uncle bob getting lost. pad your schedule and you’ll actually breathe instead of panic.

tip 2: do a first look.
if you’re on the fence — here’s your sign. it’s private. intimate. emotional. and it gives you actual time together before the rush. plus, your gallery will thank you.

tip 3: let the rain be part of the story.
muddy dresses. mascara tears. umbrellas in hand. years later, you’ll laugh about it. i promise. the imperfections are the memories.

tip 4: trust your vendors.
you hired us for a reason. lean on us. we’ve seen the messy and the magic — and we’ll carry the stress so you don’t have to.

at the end of the day — it’s not about everything going “perfectly.”
it’s about the love. the people. the story.

so breathe. be present. let yourself feel it.

and when you look back at your photos, you’ll remember joy — not stress.

want more wedding day tips, emotional love stories, and behind-the-scenes truths from hundreds of weddings?
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09/22/2025

9 months.
1 heartbeat.
a lifetime of love ahead.

maternity photos aren’t about “bump shots.”
they’re about proof that you were here too.

because let’s be honest — moms are the memory keepers, but we’re rarely in the memories.
we’re behind the camera.
we’re the ones holding it all together.
and when we look back… it’s like we’re missing from our own story.

but you were here.
through every kick.
through every sleepless night.
through the waiting, the wondering, the becoming.

this season deserves to be remembered — not because you felt “glamorous” or because everything was perfect.
but because it was you.
real. raw. sacred.

one day, your child will look at these photos and see more than a bump.
they’ll see the way you carried them before the world ever did.
they’ll see your strength. your softness. your love, already infinite.
they’ll know they were wanted. chosen. cherished.

and you’ll have proof.
that you were more than tired, more than swollen, more than waiting.
you were the beginning of everything.

photos aren’t about looking posed.
they’re about memory.
and memory deserves to include you.

so here’s your reminder: don’t wait until you “feel ready.”
don’t wait for the perfect season.
you’re already living it.

follow for more stories, tips, and truths about capturing motherhood before it slips away. ✨

09/20/2025

photogs: want to elevate your client experience instantly?
set boundaries.

→ stop delivering 100+ extra images “just to be nice.” you’re burning out your creativity + devaluing your art.
→ stop answering emails at midnight. you teach clients how to treat your time.
→ stop underselling your work. confidence in your pricing creates confidence in booking.

boundaries = better client experiences.
because when you’re respected + rested, your work shines.

follow for more truth bombs + biz strategies that keep you out of burnout.

09/19/2025

stop selling “packages.”
start selling transformation.

because people don’t want 60 files.
they don’t care if it’s 45 minutes or 90 minutes.
they don’t choose you because of the “8x10 print included.”

they want the feeling inside those 60 files.
they want proof of their love in the chaos.
they want to look at the photo years from now and remember exactly how it felt.

and yet — i see photographers selling themselves like a menu at a fast-food chain.
session a, b, or c?
extra gallery for $200 more?
and then wondering why clients haggle. why they feel undervalued. why they’re burnt out.

here’s the truth: clarity > quantity.
if you confuse them, you lose them.
but if you speak to what they really crave — the memory, the emotion, the transformation — you stop competing on numbers and start leading with value.

a mom doesn’t book you because she wants 50 images.
she books you because she wants to remember what it felt like to hold her baby before they outgrew her arms.

a couple doesn’t hire you for “8 hours of coverage.”
they hire you because they want their love story told the way it actually felt — not the way a Pinterest board looks.

so stop hiding behind packages.
sell the transformation.
the story.
the thing that only you can create.

ready to shift how you sell, raise your rates, and finally feel valued for the art you make?
follow for more truth drops + strategies that change everything. ✨