Bride and groom at a local Lincoln nebraska wedding venue.
Take our quick 2-minute quiz to see what actually fits your day best.


Not sure whether to do a first look or wait for the aisle?


This one decision quietly shapes your entire wedding day timeline — and most couples aren’t given the full picture.

If you’re feeling torn… you’re not alone.



Most couples we work with come into wedding planning thinking the first look decision is simple.


But once timelines, lighting, family photos, and real emotions enter the picture… it suddenly feels a lot more complicated.


You might be wondering:

• Will a first look ruin the aisle moment?

• Will we feel rushed if we wait?

• What actually makes the day feel calm?

• What choice do most couples regret?


That’s exactly why we created this.


After photographing weddings for nearly two decades, here’s what we know:


There is no one-size-fits-all answer.


The right choice depends on:


✓ your timeline

✓ your ceremony time

✓ your priorities for the day

✓ and honestly… your personalities


This quiz walks you through the same thought process we guide our couples through when building their wedding day timeline.



In just 2 minutes, you’ll discover:

• Which direction your day is naturally leaning

• What timeline pressure points to watch for

• How to avoid the most common regret couples have

• What to consider before you lock in your timeline


Planning your day should feel clear — not overwhelming.



Whether you end up choosing a first look, aisle reveal, or something in between, the goal is the same:


To build a wedding day that feels calm, present, and fully yours.


If you ever want a sounding board while you plan, we’re always here.


— Kinsey & Matt

Nixon Photo | Midwest Wedding Duo

 

Learn More about Us


We are a husband and wife photography team who believe your wedding day should feel calm, present, and fully yours.


Our role isn’t to script the day — it’s to support you through the entire process and quietly document what matters most as it naturally happens..