Remember the day
as it happened.

Soohyun Kim leads wedding-day photography himself. His work as an artist and studio founder informs the portraits; the plan for your day begins with the people, traditions, and moments you want covered.

Share your date, venues, schedule, family groups and priorities. We will discuss coverage time, the photography team and a realistic plan before confirming a collection.

Some couples want photographs to revisit and a film that carries the voices and movement of the day. If you are considering both, tell us which moments matter in each medium: vows or speeches, family reactions, portraits, and the celebration itself. We will confirm whether film coverage can be arranged for your date, who would make it, how photo and video coverage would work together, and the proposed film and audio deliverables before you decide.

Wedding-day photography collections include an engagement session. Choose studio portraits or an outdoor setting; its time, location and deliverables are confirmed with the collection. We will also plan portrait time on the wedding day around the ceremony and family photographs. A larger Korean-style pre-wedding session is a separate experience.

A wedding schedule moves quickly, and a short portrait window can compete with family photographs and the reception. Share the people and moments you would regret missing, along with any cultural or family traditions we should understand. We can build a priority list and realistic timing with you before confirming the coverage plan.

Ask us about image selection, retouching, albums, prints, and digital delivery for the coverage being discussed. We will confirm the specific scope and inclusions in the proposal.

Bo and Ben share their earlier wedding experience with Studio Soo. This archival film is included as a client story; current coverage and availability are discussed separately.

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