Nicole Lapierre Photography

About Nicole Lapierre Photography

My name is Nicole and I am a wedding & portrait photographer baed in Halifax, Nova Scotia. My husband Teddy and I photograph weddings together, in order to capture two perspectives. We love to travel and are open to photographing anywhere in the world. Together, we have over 10 years of experience in photography and visual art between us, and our individual skills complement one another perfectly. Not only are we able to frame a photo and coax one's true personality into our viewfinder, we also have in-depth knowledge of post-production techniques that allows us to capture beautiful moments in the most flattering light, without erasing what it is that makes you unique. We’ll spend time getting to know you, and what your vision is. If you don’t have a vision, don’t worry; we’re happy to work with you to uncover what it is you hope to preserve. Your photo shoot should be a fun experience, even if you’re not totally comfortable having your photo taken; we promise we'll help you feel more at ease in front of a camera. We put our heart and soul into each couple's wedding day, and this is likely what drew you to our images on our website. We do pose our couples but in a very natural manner, and a majority of our captures are candid, with some direction, just to help keep the moments happening naturally. We aren't the type to show up on the day and just do our thing, I like to assist with your timeline from a photography perspective, and to act as a resource for our couples if they need any suggestions or ideas. We also stay in touch from the moment we make it official, right up to the wedding day. Our captures have an authentic and ethereal feel, and our focus is on creating a photographic record of your celebration, whether it's a wedding, welcoming a new member to your family, or celebrating a special milestone. We want you to look at the photos and smile at the memory we’ve worked so hard to capture for you.

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