Full Day Wedding Option

Getting Ready

The full day really does mean the full day. I'll turn up in the morning and get amazing shots of the bride and her maids getting ready. The hair being done, the dress being fitted and probably the odd glass of bubbly being drank too. The boys get some shots too when they arrive.

Getting Married

Then we're off the the ceremony and all the images you'd want. The nervous glances, the vows, the rings, the kisses, the tears from the front row. And let's not forget the confetti!

Getting Away

More adventurous couples often opt for a quick get away while the guests are having their drinks and mingling. This is where we sneak out to that bench in the gardens or the archway down the corridor that we spotted when we checked the venue out a few months back. The two of you get to pose and have a laugh in private and get some pictures that are all about the two of you! fancy that?

Getting Everyone

Then it's off to the reception where people get merry and get fed. But before we sit down, let's get some shots of people. From group shots through to those photo's you're really hoping for, whether that's your school friends, the girls from the office, your distant relatives who've traveled a long way to be there, I'll get these photos in a friendly way that's enjoyable and fun for all involved.

Getting Fed

So now it's time for the speeches and food! Some people like to form a line so that everyone can shake your hand and wish you both well. Once everyone is at their tables for food, this is where I make myself invisible, so that everyone can relax, after all the best man is going to be nervous enough about his speech! But I'll still be there, with a zoom lens so that we get the shots you want.

Get The Knife

And now it's time for the wedding cake!

Getting Down

OK it's time to show everyone your moves on the dance floor. The first dance! Hopefully those tango lessons have paid off, but one things for sure I'll get some great shots and without having to resort to lots of flash photography either. My cameras are great for low light so I'll be able to get pictures of the dance floor divas and the "dad dancing" that's bound to happen.

Getting Back

Pretty soon after the wedding you'll get a contact sheet that has a selection of images. The exact number varies but typically I'll shortlist about 300-400 for you. You choose the ones you want and I'll work them doing the post production that makes the difference between nice photos and great photos. I include 2 days of post production in the package and that works out at approx 120 pictures.

Whether it's in a church, registry office, field, boat or hotel it's the same and believe me I've taken pictures in some pretty interesting places... remind me to tell you the story about the field full of cows one day. But whatever your lifestyle choices, you'll have the peace of mind knowing that the photographer is up to the challenge.

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