Wedding photography is a lifetime investment
Wedding rates and investment
If you connect with my photos and like my approach and style, get in touch and let’s chat.
I offer 3 different packages. There are no hidden charges.
If you require a bespoke quote, let’s chat, and I’ll be happy to sort something out for you.
Full Day
10 hour coverage from getting ready to first dance
(one photographer)
£2200
Half day
5 hours coverage
(one photographer)
£1,300
Luxury day
10 hour coverage from getting ready to first dance
(two photographers)
£2,800
Other Wedding Packages
ENGAGEMENT/PRE-WEDDING
PHOTO session
£280
This session will take 45 minutes. After the session, I will edit your photographs and display the best images in your own private online gallery.
My approach to your pre-wedding shoot is all about getting to know me, how I work and helping you to start feeling relaxed and comfortable in front of the camera. My aim is to capture a connection between my couples and take natural photos of them walking together, having a chat and just having a bit of fun. I don’t want you to ever feel awkward so posing is not required.
Micro Wedding
£550
Includes free consultations, 2 hour photo coverage of ceremony and portraits
* All good digital images in your online private gallery so you can share it with all your family and friends
* Preview images within 1 week
* 8 weeks gallery delivery
* Wooden USB with all high resolution edited images
* Online gallery with unlimited downloads & print store (accessible for 1 year)
* Custom made slideshow with music
Other Services
Family & Maternity
£150 – £225
Newborn
£195 – £270
Corporate Headshots
£75 – £350
Family / Business Events & Christenings
£250 – £300
Preschool & Nursery
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What to wear
Family Photo Shoot
Just a few tips on what to wear for the family photo shoot. Please wear whatever you would like to as the photos are for you – it is just a recommendation!
Here are my top five styling suggestions to help make it easier to coordinate outfits at your next session.
1. Find a focal point – Find one of your favourite pieces of clothing. It can be a top that makes you feel amazing or an adorable little floral print dress for your daughter. Whatever that piece may be, commit to it and work from there. I always suggest finding mom’s outfit first. Take that extra time and I promise it will pay off for pictures
2. Choose a colour scheme – I suggest choosing three main colours to work with. Don’t feel the need to match everyone in white shirts and jeans. We want colours that generally complement each other: so for instance, soft colours (light blue, grey, blush) or warm colours (brown, orange, burgundy). Aim for colours that will work in harmony, such as:
- Earthy pallet colours
- Neutral tones including creams and whites
- Soft pastel tones work beautifully, including dusky pink
- Light blues & any shade/tone of denim also look great
3. Layers on layers – Add a vest, jacket, cardigan, bowtie, hat, scarf, suspenders, belt, jewellery, etc. This also gives the composition much more depth!
4. Textures – It looks great to add textures with sweaters, lace, sheer overlay, embroidery, etc. These types of textures really pick up on the camera as well.
5. What to avoid – You should avoid any clothing with name brands, pictures, or words that can detract from the child and give the photographs a dated look.
