Hey there, I’m Chrismare du Toit,

I am known as the South African girl that pronounces certain words like, "Yes", "Okay" and "hotdogs" funny. Apparently, I have an accent. BUT, I also love traveling, gathering with new and old friends, and cooking meals for my loved ones.

My husband and I love traveling, but after living in a hotel for two years, having a baby, and moving across the country, we are happy to call Denver our home!

I love serving my clients by catching that one single moment and turning it into a picture that will last a lifetime.

The things I am most passionate about in life are my family, making people feel loved, serving in my community, and taking pictures of beautiful and interesting people and things.

When I am not photographing gorgeous couples and families, you can usually find me testing new recipes, decorating our home, and being a full-time MAMA!

If you’re dying to hear more, here are 5 things you might not know about me:

In 2012 my husband and I biked across the USA with an organization called 4K for Cancer. 70 days, 4500 miles, 28 riders!

I am South African, my first job ever was working at a wine cellar with my uncle. I was in charge of taking juice samples and testing the sugar levels of the grapes. I was in the 4th grade.

I met my now-husband on a subway in South Korea, he offered directions to my friend and me.

I almost failed photography in middle and high school because I only wanted to photograph people and not follow the directions of the teacher.

My husband and I lived in hotels & out of 2 suitcases in Europe for 2 years.

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Testimonials

Testimonials

“Chrismare shot our wedding and the photos were absolutely stunning! The lighting was going to be difficult because it was in a darker space but we were nothing but floored by the quality of our pictures from the evening.
We had some difficult family dynamics and so when it came to family photos, Chrismare was direct but so kind- helping us get all the pictures my husband and I wanted. Chrismare knew how to make each person feel loved and included in the whole process.”