Ditch the performance. Keep the meaning.
Popular Price
$
3350
Price Range
$
2900
~
3800
For couples who value authenticity over performance, Ibay Photography provides a refreshing approach to wedding photography. With a deep understanding of what makes a moment truly meaningful, this New Orleans-based photographer brings intentionality, emotional presence, and storytelling to every elopement and wedding. Their process centers around the couple, no fluff, no pressure, just real love. Each frame captures not only the visuals but the soul of your day, from joyful vows to quiet shared moments, all tailored to your story.
Why Choose Ibay Photography:
- Specializes in deeply personal elopements and weddings
- Focus on storytelling over traditional posing
- Offers custom planning and personalized timelines
- Born and raised in New Orleans, deep local knowledge
- Emotion-driven imagery that honors the couple’s journey
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