Why is online better?

You don’t need to make an appointment.
You can build a custom package whenever you want.

Why is online cheaper?

We can give you discounted customized packages to your needs.
It is time saving to both you and our studios.


Wedding Date
If there are only a few available photographers for the wedding day then the discount will be limited.
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Season

Weather not only affects your wedding's style and location, but may set a completely different mood. If it's snowing outside, or it's 90 degrees, people will behave differently. Consider your wedding personality, then choose your season accordingly. Free-spirited fun, sun-dappled settings, wild and sweaty dancing: Stick with a summer wedding. Opulence, snowfall, holiday sparkle: Try a winter wedding. Rich colors, nostalgia, mulled apple cider: A fall wedding is for you. Freshness, pastels, a daffodil bouquet: A spring wedding is your thing.

Price

Budget may affect your choice. June, August, and September are the most popular times to marry, so, prices are inevitably higher. But if, for example, you're planning a wedding in January, March, or December, it may cost less because 50 other couples aren't lined up behind you offering to pay top dollar. Days of the week also matter: Saturday nights carry a hefty price tag, but marry during the week and the world is your oyster (venues may even bid against each other to get your business)!

VIP Preferences

Speaking of guests, but only of the top-tier, wouldn't-get-married-without-them variety: If you have limited preferences, you may want to ask your nearest and dearest about date conflicts and plan accordingly. Be forewarned that this is a slippery slope if you ask anyone outside your essential circle of parents, siblings, and honor attendants. Keep it simple and don't budge once the date's set.


Hours
How Many Hours of Wedding Photography Do I Need?
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1. When do you want the coverage to start? Most couples like to start taking photos while they’re getting ready. This way their hair and make-up getting done is documented, as are your interactions with your helpers, intimate moments you may have before the ceremony with your friends and family, as well as the more casual photos that often happen when everyone’s just hanging out. We recommend 45 minutes to 1.5 hours for the getting ready shots.

2. How many formal shots will you have? This is where your Photo must take list comes in handy. Of course, it all depends on the size of your family and the depth of your shot list but we usually recommend: 45 minutes – 1 hour for family shots, 20 – 30 minutes for groom and groomsmen photos, 20 – 30 minutes for bride and bridesmaid photos and 15 minutes for photos of the entire bridal party together.

3. How far will we have to travel? Typically, couples want their “bride and groom formal shots” (the wedding photos of just you two together) at a separate location from the rest of their wedding photos, which often involves some travel. To ensure that we have plenty of time to get to the other location and back with the least amount of stress we recommend 45 minutes to an hour for your couple formal shots..

4. Do you want to see each other before the ceremony? If you don’t mind seeing your fiancé beforehand, we can usually get the majority of your formal shots taken care of before the ceremony, leaving you free to party once you’ve said, “I do.” If you prefer a more traditional approach and want your first meeting to be during the ceremony, I recommend adding an additional 15 – 30 minutes to reorganize your wedding guests and finish up your formal shots.

5. Are there any special shots you want to get? We can usually fit in requested shots into the timeframe we set out but it’s always good to know beforehand of any special requests you may want (photos of your wedding dress, wedding shoes, special dances, toasts, etc). Depending on the sequence of events at your wedding, we’ll want to make sure we have ample time (allowing some room for movement), in case things are running late or slightly off-schedule.

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Main Photographer
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2nd Photographer
Do I need 1 photographer or do I need two at my wedding?
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If you have a very large wedding where it is going to be difficult (or impossible) for one person to capture most people or most of the action at once it is a good idea to have two photographers. Of course, if you have a wedding with 500 people, it might even be a good idea to have 3 photographers. We have had many weddings where we thought it would be beneficial to have 2 other people with us and suggested to the bride and groom as such.

Another reason where it would be beneficial to have two photographers is if you would like multiple angles of something simultaneously. For example, if you know that you are getting married in a large, beautiful cathedral with a balcony, and you’d want a shot of you and your dad walking down the aisle from above and from front on, you will need to have two photographers. The father and daughter walking down the aisle in a cathedral from above is one of our favorite wedding shots, but you can only get that if you have a second person in the balcony, because, of course, you can’t have the entire wedding party shot from above.

Some other times that it is very nice to have more than one photographer is if you and your fiancé are getting ready in two different locations. While it is possible to drive from place to place and get shots of each of you getting ready, there is bound to be something missed while in transit. Having two photographers makes it possible to have both groups getting ready with nothing missed.

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Main Videographer
3CCD Digital Camera
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2nd Videographer
3CCD Digital Camera
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Bride & Groom's Album
The Bride and Groom's album that we offer comes in various layout styles and sizes. The layouts of the albums are unique from other albums and no layouts are the same since they are custom made. We offer a magazine style layout which has more of a modern look and style and also a traditional style which has a black matte finish to the pages. And the album will not be printed without your final approval of the layout.
And the sizes of the albums that we offer varies from a 10x10 to a 12x12 album.
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  • 12" x 12" Designer's Edition Album - 30 Pages, Images up to 80

Portrait Press Albums for Parents
The parent's album is a smaller album that has a different layout then the bride and groom's album. Photos should be carefully selected for each individual family. If given as a gift, the album can be personalized with the bride and groom's names and date of their wedding on the front cover.
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  • 1 x Portrait Press Album - 6"x8", 24 Pages, 24 Images
  • 2 x Portrait Press Album - 6"x8", 24 Pages, 24 Images
  • 3 x Portrait Press Album - 6"x8", 24 Pages, 24 Images
  • 4 x Portrait Press Album - 6"x8", 24 Pages, 24 Images

Hard Copy Proofs
Hard copy proofs are printed versions of the edited pictures that you have on your wedding proof CD. They will be a guaranteed 300 4x6 edited prints. They are very helpful since you are able to layout the pictures instead of viewing each individual pictures on the computer. They are also great for selecting pictures that you want in your Bride and Groom's album and also Parent's albums. All of the prints will not have a watermark, stamped logo or your photographer's name on it. So they are great to give out as gifts as well.
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  • Hard Copy Proofs - 300 Pictures by photographer

Engagement Session
An engagement session is an extra photo shoot for just the bride and groom before the wedding. Originally it was used to capture your photo for your announcement, but these days it’s just an extra photo opportunity and you can still use those pictures for save the dates, or prints.
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  • Engagement Session - Photo CD (50 Photos)

Photo DVD Library
The digital files are presented as "Jpegs," which is the file type that most labs use to make prints. Your photographer will shoot with a professional digital camera that can create extra-large file sizes, which is important for clarity, and also allows you to print large sizes such as 20x24 etc…
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  • Photo DVD Library [Included in Price]

Edited DVD
Full Editing with Title & Music Overlay
Special Effect
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  • Edited DVD [Included in Price]

HD Video

HD refers to High-definition video which has more lines of resolution and generally looks more beauteous than standard video. HD video is 720p (just like HDTV) which means that there are 720 pixels of vertical resolution in the video.

That's it! Nothing too fancy, it basically just means higher quality video.

SD vs. HD Comparison

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Enlarged Pictures

You will get a High-Resolution Photo CD which will contain all your wedding pictures.
You will be able to print your desired photos at your discretion.

You can use our printing service to print the pictures for you, but listed below are companies which can make prints for you at lower costs. They do print tons of pictures per day for their customers at a lower cost so we can’t beat them at price but we can beat them at quality of the prints.

Our goal is to save you money.

1 x 11"x14", 2 x 8"x10, 3 x 5"x7
$15 - Shutterfly
$12 - Mpix

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Thank You Card
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  • 200 x Thank You Card

Save the Date Card
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Bride & Groom Information
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Payment Options
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