Meet with your potential Denver Wedding Photographer face-to-face!

On May 10th, 1989 – One night before I was to drive cross-country for my summer job as a sky dive photographer in Hampton Bays, New York — I broke my neck. My friend and I were joy riding out by the missile silos near Limon, Colorado. We were driving home in his brand new 280Z, and going way too fast. We flew over this hill – and suddenly we saw big yellow right-hand turn sign.

The car flipped.

In fact, it flipped more than once.

My friend was ejected through the t-top roof, and the right side of the car crushed on top of me. I was 22 years old. We were in the middle of NOwhere.  My buddy was unconscious. I managed to crawl out of the car using sheer adrenaline I guess.

I laid there for what seemed like hours. No other cars came by – until – we finally saw the lights of an 18-wheeler – our saving grace.

I spent the next year doing nothing but healing and thinking about how grateful I was to be alive and able to WALK.

As a result of this, I possess a different view of life than most. I love everything about it. I cherish every moment, and wedding photography is my passion. Capturing one of the most important days of your life is a very special honor.

featurette 3 Meet with your potential Denver Wedding Photographer face to face!

Playing Guitar at my Summer Wedding in Breckenridge, Colorado.

Let’s start by having a cup of coffee to getting to know each other, before we start talking about wedding prices, wedding albums, and all the other details of a wedding. Read more to find out why I think this is so important.

Yes, there are a lot of great Denver Wedding Photographers here in Colorado. I will never put anyone down, or tell you something bad about another Colorado Wedding Photographer. We all have a certain love, and vision. But, how do you pick?

Don’t pick a Denver Wedding Photographer based on price alone. You will regret it. Your first most important step to picking a wedding photographer is to meet them face-to-face. If you don’t have a connection then you”re missing the most important part of having your greatest day captured. When I meet with potential Brides, Grooms, and their families. Here’s what I like to find out:

  • How did you meet?
  • How did he propose?
  • What do you do for fun?
  • Where was the last place you vacationed together?
  • What part of the world is your dream vacation?
  • What do each of you do for a living?
  • Are you planning on starting a family?
  • What is your favorite music to dance to?
  • Where did you grow up?
  • What are your goals, and dreams?
  • What movies make you laugh out loud?

Of course I will share everything about myself if you’d like to know.

By learning more about each other will help capture those special moments on your wedding day. Special moments happen if you’re comfortable with your wedding photographer.

If you trust me and are willing to open up, together we will create amazing images that will last a lifetime.

The next step is to get together for a cup of coffee, and get to know each other in a relaxed atmosphere. No contracts, and no pressure. Just good conversation, and a warming beverage.

Call me today. I am looking forward to knowing you.

Paul Maynard Photography

Denver Wedding Photographer & Portrait Photographer

(303) 434-0822