How much is wedding photography?
Full-day coverage starts at £1,650 and most couples land between £1,900 and £2,600 once a second shooter or an album is added. The calculator above prices your actual day rather than showing a from-price.
How many photographs do we get?
Around 500 for a full wedding day and around 40 for a portrait session. Every one is properly edited — you will not get 2,000 near-identical frames to wade through.
How long until we see them?
Six weeks for a wedding, two for a portrait session, and a handful of previews within 48 hours. If I am going to be late I tell you before the deadline, not after.
Do you travel?
Yes, anywhere. Travel within an hour is included; beyond that it is a stated cost in the calculator rather than a surprise on the invoice.
Do we own the photographs?
You get a full personal-use licence and high-resolution files you can print anywhere. For commercial work the licence is written down plainly, including what happens if you want to extend it.
What if you are ill?
I carry two of every camera and lens, and I am part of a network of photographers who cover each other. It has happened once in nine years and the couple never knew until afterwards.