Youmans and Company

Brendan Mathews _{on Google}

Sep 21st, 2020

Harold was amazing and the pictures from my wife and I's wedding turned out amazing. He is a great man very professional and one of the sweetest people I have ever met.

Abby'Rose Brown _{on Google}

Apr 6th, 2020

An amazing man. Harold is a lovely person who produced a beautiful wedding photo album for my husband and I.
We had a small family wedding at my parents house, with my siblings in attendance. Harold was amazing with every one of the kiddos (6 total, all various ages and a few with special needs.) He warmed our hearts with the care and kindness he showed my family, and the considerations he gave.
Not only his warmth was remarkable-- but the end product. Every photo was gorgeous and brought tears to our eyes. We could not be any happier. Thank you, Harold!

Maggie Stoup _{on Google}

Jun 21st, 2019

I’m giving one star because there’s no option less than one star.
I just recently pulled my album out to show my daughter and it was even worse than I remembered. And I remembered it being pretty awful. My entire wedding photography experience was so horrifically awful that my husband won’t even let me talk about it. So many photos are completely out of focus, pixelates, and entirely overexposed. It took nearly a year to get our album. This painful experience began at my bridal session when he completely took over my aunt house (even bringing food for himself) and got worse on the day of my wedding when he was late showing up and then acted as if the entire day was about him. My fondest memory was telling him to move out of my way when I began walking down the aisle. I’d told him that the moment I looked forward to most was seeing my husband for the first time as the doors opened. Instead, I saw Youmans. My friend even asked at the reception if I told him to move because she heard me say something to him. At the reception, he attempted to set up a photo studio (think church directory) and my dad had to insist he put it away. At that point, he pouted in the foyer and sent his daughter to take the rest of the photos for the evening.
I had always looked back at my wedding photos as a hurt bride but now I look at them through the eyes of a professional photographer. I tell every bride I work with now that it’s my goal to be as unobtrusive as I can possibly be while capturing memories they will be happy to look back on later, remembering that this is their special day and entirely about them.
I would caution ANYONE considering hiring Youmans to save thier money and ask uncle bob to take pictures with his cell phone first. I cannot even be sure the photos we were shown in the sample albums we actually taken by Youmans, which is not a question you’d think you’d have to ask a potential photographer.