FAQs
Do you photograph weddings full-time?
Yes, I am a full-time professional wedding photographer.
Are you insured?
Yes, I have public liability and professional indemnity insurances.
Are you qualified?
Yes, I am qualified with both the Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers and the Guild of Photographers.
How many pictures will you take at a wedding?
I always take as many as I can, I don’t limit you to a set number. An average wedding may be between 300-500 photographs, but I can never say for sure.
How long before we see our photographs?
I aim to have your photographs edited and posted out to you within 4 weeks of your wedding.
What happens if your camera breaks on the day?
I have more than one camera with me on the day (as well as multiple batteries, memory cards and lenses) to ensure that I always have a backup should there be a problem.
What if you haven’t photographed our venue before?
Not to worry, I’m happy to meet you at your venue to have a look round it together, you can show me your favourite parts and I can advise you of anything I think you may need to do.
Do you include a pre-wedding shoot?
I don’t include one as part of my packages but you can add one on for £50, this includes the shoot and the photographs editing. If you would like to purchase any of the images from the shoot they can be bought individually to download or added to a USB stick if you wish to purchase them all.
How do I secure my date?
A non-refundable deposit of £200 is required to secure your date. There is also a simple booking form to fill out and sign.
Do you shoot more than one wedding per day?
I only shoot one wedding per day to ensure that I can capture everything that I need to, from preparations to the first dance.
How early should I book?
I would advise booking as soon as you have secured your date. I generally get booked up to two years in advance so if your wedding is on a Saturday in the summer months I would advise getting in contact as soon as you can.
If you have any other questions please don’t hesitate to get in touch!
