Investment
What it costs
Three collections, all of them full-day. If none of them is quite right, say so and we will put something together that is.
The Half Day
1,600
Up to six hours. Enough for a ceremony, the group photographs and the start of the party.
- Six hours coverage
- Around 300 edited photographs
- Online gallery for two years
The Full Day
2,400
The one almost everyone books. Morning preparations through to the first dances.
- Unlimited hours
- 500 to 800 edited photographs
- Online gallery for two years
- Planning call and written timeline
The Weekend
3,900
Two days. Rehearsal dinner or welcome party, then the wedding itself.
- Two full days
- 1,000+ edited photographs
- A second photographer on the wedding day
- Fine-art album, thirty spreads
Prices hold for the calendar year you enquire in. A deposit of a quarter holds the date.
Every booking includes
- Unlimited hours on the day — I stay until the party is genuinely under way
- The full edited gallery, typically 500 to 800 photographs
- A private online gallery your family can download from, live for two years
- Print rights, so you can order albums and enlargements from anyone you like
- A planning call and a written timeline for the photography
- Travel anywhere in the country at no extra charge
We had said we did not want a photographer following us around. Then we did not notice her all day, and got back four hundred pictures of our own wedding.
Priya & Tom · Suffolk, June
Questions I am usually asked
How far in advance should we book?
Most couples book nine to fifteen months out. If your date is closer than that, ask anyway — I keep a few dates back.
Do you travel?
Anywhere in the country at no extra charge, and abroad for the cost of travel and a night either side.
How long until we see the photographs?
A handful within a few days, the full gallery inside six weeks.
What if it rains?
Then it rains, and we take an umbrella out for ten minutes. Some of the best frames I have came out of bad weather.