What Clients Say

Clients often express appreciation for the calming presence and professionalism provided throughout their special day.​

"Annette was and is absolutely amazing! From the way she knows to capture a shot, to dealing with all of the silliness in my family - she truly sees it all! I've been to a couple of weddings (including my own) where I've got to see her shine, and she just does it so well. She even stayed a little longer than she intended to capture more memories! Thank you so much for photographing our wedding, we won't ever forget how much fun we had with you!"
— Sidney R.​

The best photographer!! Annette made our daughter’s wedding day perfect! She captured all of the family heirlooms in such a beautiful way! You know the photographer is good when you cry at a picture she took of a belt buckle, wedding rings and a necklace! I can’t say enough great things about Bellanet Photography!!! - Bettes​

5 Tips for Choosing the Right Wedding Photographer

1. Know Their Style & Edits
   Do you love bright and airy? Warm and moody? True-to-life tones? Every photographer has a style—and you want yours to match the vibe of your day. Look at full galleries, not just the highlights. Your images should feel like you.

2. Ask About Experience
   Especially in unpredictable areas like East Idaho, experience matters. Can they handle rain, snow, or surprise timeline hiccups? Can they manage tricky lighting in barns or mountain venues? Experience gives them confidence—and gives you peace of mind. 

3. Understand the Investment
   Budget matters, but this isn't the spot to cut corners. Cheaper might mean less coverage, slower turnaround, or missing moments you can't redo. A seasoned photographer knows how to anticipate, capture, and deliver what matters most.

4. Check Communication & Vibe
   You'll spend more time with your photographer than almost anyone else on your wedding day. Choose someone who communicates clearly, makes you feel seen, and can easily blend into your crowd.

5. Look for Timeline Expertise
   Your photographer should help build and execute a wedding timeline—especially when working with few vendors. A great Salmon Idaho Photographer won't just show up and shoot—they'll guide your entire day with confidence.