PRICING GUIDE

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Please know that I do not expect you to be models. My job is to direct you in a way that helps you relax, feel natural, and be your true comfortable selves in front of my lens. You do not need to practice poses, study Pinterest pins or let the nerves take over.

If you’d like a bit of practice in front of the camera, then how about an enagement (or pre-wedding) shoot 3-4 months before your wedding?

It’s the perfect thing to get you comfortable. By the end of the session you’ll feel like it’s just been an enjoyable walk in the park, and any camera nerves will soon float away. Plus you’ll get some lovely photos to show for it!

Have a think and let me know.

Looking for something a bit different to the usual wedding photography packages? No problem!

I’d be happy to discuss the options to fit your needs and budget.

Get in touch and I’m sure we can work something out!

Absolutely! I love to travel and would LOVE to photograph your wedding anywhere in the world!

Get in touch to tell me all about your plans and I can put together a tailormade offer for you.

Dates are reserved on a first-come first-served basis by submitting a signed photography agreement and a non-refundable booking fee of £300.

Full payment is required 30 days before your wedding.

If you would rather pay in monthly instalments to help spread the costs then this is something I’d be more than happy to discuss. Just let me know.

Shooting any wedding is only 10% of a good photographer’s work. The other 90% happens afterwards. This includes culling all those images with eyes half shut or unflattering poses, followed by a careful edit of each individual image.

Whilst I hate keeping people waiting (and I know how keen you will be to see your wedding photos!) I truly believe that quality is more important than speed, so it can take anything up to 8 weeks for delivery of images (particularly in busier, summer months).

If you’ve booked a second photographer, I also edit their work to ensure style consistency, so this will affect timings.

This will depend on a variety of things, such as how long you’ve booked me for, number of guests, whether or not there’s a second photographer and whether there are location changes during the booked time (i.e. times I am unable to photograph).

In order to photograph your wedding as it naturally unfolds and to get the best coveage possible, I usually take multiple shots. Some photos will be culled immediately (e.g. if people blink, suddenly sneeze, or if something unpredictable happens.)

Generally speaking, I always strive for quality over quantity with the end result being a beautiful collection of all the best photos from your wedding for you to treasure for years to come.

So you can get a good idea of what to expect, here are a few full galleries for you to look at.

There are a number of benefits in having a second photographer:

• If you’re having a big wedding (100+ guests) it’s impossible for me to capture all the fun, so having a second photographer is really useful.
• He/She can provide a different perspective at the ceremony which means we can capture more amazing shots.
• If you and your partner are getting ready at different locations, between us we can capture all those pre-wed nerves and excitement and can therefore tell the story of both of you getting ready.
• If you’re only having a short drinks reception (of just an hour), a second photographer can be really useful so that I can concentrate on the group and couple photographs, while my second photographer concentrates on taking relaxed shots of your guests.

I have a list of trusted professional photographers I frequently work with (who complement my style), so if this is of interest, please let me know as soon as you can (and, at the latest, 6 weeks before your big day) and I’ll happily organise this for you.

To ensure all your photos are in-keeping with my style, I edit and deliver the second photographer’s photos along with my own.

Illness has yet to stop me from performing my duties. (I’m a hardy Scottish lass, and rarely get ill – touch wood!) However, if I am seriously ill and unable to attend your wedding then I will use my network to get another photographer to take my place. Just as with a second photographer, I would also edit their work in my style and deliver the photos to you personally.

Absolutely. For your peace of mind, I have public liability (up to £5m) and professional indemnity insurance. If your venue requires proof of insurance certificates I would be more than happy to provide them on request.

I always have a spare camera body with me on a wedding day should one fail. My camera also has two memory card slots so I’ve always got duplicates if one memory card fails. Your photos will also be backed up onto 2 external hard-drives and cloud storage.