Stunning wedding photography from £500.
You probably have some questions. But yes…wedding photography here starts at just £500.
Save a little extra for the cake. And your friends.
FAQs
Can I really get my wedding photography done for £500?
Yes of course.
Weddings can hugely vary in size and scale so it only makes sense to have a service where the cost is just as flexible.
Can I have a physical album?
Absolutely. The cost of any albums, prints and frames is added on so we can discuss ideally what you’re after. And don’t worry if you’re unsure right now…it can still be organised later.
There are a wide variety of album styles and finishes available so albums is what you’re after we should definitely make some time to go through the options.
Are all of your weddings only £500?
No, but that’s where we begin. Not all weddings are the same and I want to provide a service which is flexible and works for all parties.
And you’ll always get amazing photography!
What about pre-wedding shoots?
We can arrange a pre-wedding shoot with you (both!) if you like. They’re really fun and I normally shoot them out and about. But we can use your home or even come to the studio…whatever you like!
Like wedding albums, the cost is simply added on to your photography bill.
And why leave it there? Why not have a post-wedding shoot too? :)
What do I get as part of my photography package?
In every single case, you’ll receive your photography in both high and lower resolution formats, digitally. The former is so you have the highest possible image quality that you can use for print, while the lower resolution images are much easier to share…like on social media or emailing around friends and family.
What cameras do you use?
Because I also shoot commercially I’m using a variety of high quality camera systems. For my stills work in 2020 I’m generally using a mix of Fujifilm’s medium format GFX and X-format range, plus Sony bodies and Samyang prime glass too.
Contact me.
I’m keeping my commercial work and wedding work separate, so please use this form opposite to drop me line in relation to wedding work :)
Thanks!