I wouldn't recommend Cornerhouse. From the beginning, Samantha was very communicative with us. She never tried to upsell herself, and spoke of her associates with very high praise.... When we asked her if we should have a second shooter for our wedding day, she really stressed that one would be enough. The majority of her communications were done over the phone, so there was very little to look back at in emails, which should've been the first red flag. She texts and calls at all hours of the day, outside of work hours and weekdays, which could be seen as a good thing from a certain perspective. Fast forward to the week of the wedding, and our scheduled photographer had a medical emergency and was unable to work (which we totally understand, and don’t fault her for at all). Samantha was very combative about who would be the new photographer, and was extremely nasty on the phone when we voiced our opinion about the initial outcome. A few minutes after we got off the phone with her, she texted us and said that she may be able to get a female photographer for us instead, who she did end up getting for us. On the wedding day, our new shooter, Lori, was on time, which was appreciated - but wasn’t communicative at all when it came to the photography. She barely offered any help with posing, tidying up backgrounds (cups, makeup, people were behind the bride in getting ready pics) - she just took pictures without giving any guidance. At the venue, everything ran on time and seemed to be going great. The one picture we saw a preview of on her camera was a beautiful sunset picture, which we were very excited for! However, once we received our pictures, the lighting was very different from that preview, and the sunset pictures were cropped to be portrait mode… We chose our venue based on the beautiful sunset views over the lake, and we ended up only receiving a few sunset photos with the lake. Again, Lori did not pose us at any point. We had no pictures with our individual parents (Bride with just mom, Bride with just Dad, Groom with just Mom, etc.which we shouldn’t have needed to ask specifically for ). We had no pictures of us with any of our guests other than the wedding party. During our reception, Lori was always by the wall or away from the dance floor. There were very few well taken photos of the reception. We had asked if it made sense for us to have more time for photography at the reception, but Samantha continually assured us that we’d get everything we wanted in the time that we had. Getting our photo gallery was incredibly disheartening and disappointing. We had to ask for several specific shots that we remembered asking for, which were not shared with us initially, and then uploaded to the gallery because we asked for them. This makes us wonder - How many other shots that we wanted were taken but not shared with us? All pictures of us and the guests on the dance floor were from afar, and nothing of anyone's faces. Our first dance was only captured from the back of the dance floor, so there are no shots from the front whatsoever, and only one poorly angled rear shot of the dip at the end of the dance, which we really wanted to have captured. When asked prior to the wedding if we should make a list of specific shots we wanted, Samantha assured us that it wasn’t necessary. Little did we know, our photographer would not pose us, advise us, or really guide us in getting the photos that we had hoped for and rather the response to us was “well you didn’t ask for it”. There’s so much going on at the wedding, we shouldn’t be expected to tell a progressional what to do and capture. . When planning a wedding, the photographer is one of the most important vendors. We spent months researching and contacting people, and felt confident with our decision to choose Cornerhouse. Needless to say, we didn’t feel great about our decision after the fact. We'll be redoing some of our pictures and photoshopping several existing ones to get what we wanted. Most of the photos we received don’t really look like the other weddings they post online.