Based out of Northern California

Meets rugged authenticity

High fashion digital refinement

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created for couples who value depth, legacy, and presence.

Jacque is a western editorial wedding photographer based between Redding, California and Reno, Nevada. Her work blends refined western influence with the timeless beauty of film, creating imagery that feels honest, grounded, and deeply personal.

Jacque allows moments to unfold naturally, stepping in with thoughtful direction when it matters most. She aims to deliver an experience and images that feel elevated, relaxed, and true to the people in front of her.

Created for couples who value depth, legacy, and presence, her work reflects warmth, connection, and a quiet sense of nostalgia meant to last well beyond your wedding day.

ABOUT Jacque O

Every image is crafted to feel like a memory you can

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An attentive, intentional approach that leaves room for you to be yourself.

encouraging your presence + personality

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the ones who trusted me

in their own words.

We are beyond grateful for Jacque and would recommend her a thousand times over to anyone looking for a photographer who goes above and beyond (and has fun while doing it!)

Kalene

Not only is she incredibly talented behind the camera, but she’s also such a genuine and kind person. She goes above and beyond, and I fully trust her because she’s honest, thoughtful, and always willing to share helpful wedding advice.

Madison

We chose Jacque because she edits with true colors and understand the western way of life. She made our engagement shoot so much fun and she guided us every way we needed. She is incredible at what she does and is genuinely a good and nice person.

Chloe

If you're thinking about investing - just do it! Jacque has done our Christmas photos, engagement, elopement, and now wedding photos and we love them every single time.

Jessica

We booked her last minute and she was adaptable and carved out time to spend with us! She takes her time getting to know you and you’ll find yourself laughing and smiling without even thinking about it through your session!

Kay

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Images that don’t fade with time.

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The art of being in the moment.

Build Your Wedding Photo Timeline
A calm, realistic starting point for your day

Add your ceremony time, choose what moments you want photographed, and this will build a draft timeline. Most couples land around 8 hours of coverage. I rarely stay longer than 10 hours. This is a guide - we will always finalize the real timeline together.

Step 1 - Core details
Helps us think about time of year and daylight.
Optional, just for context.
Everything is built around this.
If unsure, 30 is a good starting point.
Golden hour photos happen about 40 minutes before sunset.
Reception events will be built around this when you add it.
With a first look, most portraits can move before the ceremony.
Relaxed
Relaxed builds in extra buffer. Balanced is my standard. Fast keeps things tighter with fewer breaks.
A second photographer can cover Groom getting ready, ceremony details, reception details, and groomsmen at the same time I am with the Bride.
Example: 15 or 20 minutes of drive time.
Step 1.5 - Coverage and party size
Most couples land around 8 hours. I rarely stay longer than 10.
Larger parties may need more time for portraits.
Just for context and lighting expectations.
Step 2 - What moments do you want photographed?

Check everything you want photographed. These are standard time estimates so your day feels realistic, not overpacked. We will still tweak the final timeline together.

Pre-ceremony and getting ready
Portraits, reception and exit
More groupings means more time in formals. Fewer groupings means more time for the rest of the day.
Storytelling priorities

Choose what matters most to you. This helps me know where to leave more time.

Your draft timeline

Fill in the details above and click Build timeline to see a draft schedule here.