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Congratulations on your upcoming wedding and thank you for visiting our website! Below, are answers to many questions you may already have concerning wedding photography and choosing your photographer for that special day. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you like to schedule an appointment or if you have any additional questions. Best Regards,
Our fee for photographing your wedding and reception is $1800. Included with this fee, your proofs are displayed online, where friends and family members can view your images and order prints online using a credit card. Stay with the "A La Carte" option and add your own products as you wish: contemporary flush-mount and reverse-mount photo albums, traditional photo albums, bound proofbooks, individual prints, mounted portraits, large wall murals, etc. We do not require a minimum product purchase. In fact, you do not even have to buy an album unless you would like. Alternatively, select one of our Luxury Album Packages which all include wedding/reception coverage and online proofs, as well as a bound proofbook and your choice of one of our Luxury Albums at a 10% discount. Because we know you will want to stretch your purchasing budget as far as possible, additional products can be added to any package at the time of booking to receive a 10% discount! There is an additional fee for separate portrait sessions, such as a bridal or engagement portrait prior to your wedding. Portrait sessions begin at $350/in-studio and $500/on-location, both including your prints, mounted and ready to frame.
All wedding and reception photos are captured digitally, which allows secure backup and archival, as well as great flexibility in color choices, artistic work and touch-ups on the final images. The number of photos taken is largely dependent on the length of time booked, the amount of ceremonial activity at your wedding and reception, as well as the number of posed shots you have requested. The average number is in the range of 800 final proofs.
Our photography style is largely categorized as "photojournalistic," meaning capturing the moments as they happen and telling your wedding story, rather than posing you through your day. The exception to this style is the planned, posed photos such as your wedding party, immediate family, and the newly married couple. However, even for these posed shots, we like to have fun and do not necessarily take the typical "line up by height" photo. By carefully combining photojournalistic, artistic, and traditional photography, you are able to enjoy your special day just as you have planned it, and not have the events artificially orchestrated by your photographer.
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