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Welcome

We are Wes and Necia Craft, husband and wife photographers best known for our cinematic, colorful, and heartfelt wedding photography.  We’re excited to meet you!

We draw creative inspiration from your life story, our own marriage, photojournalists, painters, period romances, rom-coms, cinema, travel, national parks, faith, and our families.

We’ve proudly served over 500 delightfully colorful couples in Chicago, the surrounding area, and internationally from our home studio in the suburbs west of Chicago.

We hope you’ll be the next couple we can call clients! Browse our portfolio galleries and if you like them, say hi!

“...the single best decision I made for our wedding, hands down…Their images don’t just capture the typical wedding scenes, they capture pure emotions...have an eye for finding beautiful, vibrant images that tell a story.”
- Amanda + Steven
"As a graphic designer, I was looking for a photographer who was the total package: creative, passionate, an easy-going personality, someone highly concerned with composition and the overall mood of each photograph...Wes Craft Photography surpassed our expectations."
- Beth + Rick
"I met him at a [client's] wedding...after seeing him in action...knew we had to book him. [We] were nervous about...how to act in front of the camera without coming off awkward... Wes made us feel so comfortable...and gave...great direction!"
- Lindsay (Professional Event Planner)

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