Packages, I did have set packages which were either half day or whole day. So many folks have asked me for bespoke hours these days so I have basically scrapped the set packages and it’s now an hourly rate of £100 per hour. Thats it. You guys then decide how many hours you'll need me for.
That might be wow we dont know! So it goes like this:
Not sure how many hours you need?
Start with your ceremony time and go from there. Here’s an example!
So a 2pm ceremony.
If you want prep which is usually 2 hours before ceremony time kick off would have me start at 12 noon. A 2pm ceremony would have a 4pm approx sit down. 4pm sit down would lead to a roughly 7.30pm to 8pm cake cut and first dance. And thats how we work out a full day.
Anything that rolls over the hour (so if first dance is at 8.15pm) you'd add that as another hour.
So if timings are 12 noon start and finish say 8.30pm then thats a 9 hour day for me. Equalling your package cost as £900.
Does that make sense? I hope so!
On the day itself I will photograph one of you getting ready, whomever wants it! (if you’d like photos of your partner getting ready you’d need another photographer which I can supply you at a cost of £350 for the day, id not need to know til about 4 months before the date to secure my preferred shooter).
I will then shoot getting ready, ceremony, drinks reception (so candid shots) and then group photos, photos of you both, the room set up for wedding breakfast, speeches cake cut and first dance.
You’ll get a preview of some images from me within 48 hours or so, and then full gallery about 4 to 6 weeks absolute latest.
All images are high resolution, they will come via an online gallery that you can view, share and download. Approx amount is between 500 to 600 images. I never have a set amount unlike some others who say you’ll get 350 images and thats it, it really comes down to how busy your day is but an average wedding day will equate to that approx number if its just me shooting. If there are two of us then it will be more.
Any questions just ask!
