How long does it take to finish your wedding photography?
I am trying to figure up my budget, how long do yo usually need the photographer for?
I dont want any pre-ceremony preparation (like bridal party and such) pictures. Just of the location, us all dressed up, me and my (new) husband, and some photo’s around the area. We are getting married in a state park.
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Posted: January 6th, 2009 under Wedding Photography.
Tags: Budget, Photo, Photographer
Comments
Comment from Finally Married!
Time January 10, 2009 at 11:06 pm
I had two photographers for 8 hours and I still didn’t get all the pictures I wanted! The day goes by so fast and if you don’t have a check list and someone else checking them off as you go you miss photos! I had them 3 hours before and 4 hours during the 5 hours during the whole ceremony & reception and we had it all in one place!
This is the one thing we spent a lot on. It will be the one thing you get to keep and look at for th rest of your life and will bring back all the memories of that day!
Comment from Sunny
Time January 14, 2009 at 9:38 am
my photographer did 8 hours. i didn’t ask her if she did less… but sounds like you could get away with 4 hours and then you should only have to pay 1/2 price.
Comment from Lynette
Time January 7, 2009 at 7:18 pm
For what you want…I would say approximately 4 hours should do. A wedding day goes by very quickly and sometimes you have to ask your photographer to stay a little longer.
I would suggest that you go with a photographer that has packages and can give you all day coverage. Even though you might now want pre-ceremony pics right now, you might in the long run regret it. Remember this only happens once, and you want to be able to have the greatest memories through photography