Pricing

Legally, the person who took the photo owns the copyright. You have license to print the images and use them personally amongst family and friends. You cannot modify them (like instagram filters), or send them to your suppliers where they use them for promotion without permission.
*Please direct any suppliers to me for copyright permission if they wish to use the images commercially e.g., your venue, florist, or make up artist.

There is no limit to the amount of photos I take. An average amount of photos in your final collection would be around 400 – 500, but can range from around 300-800. More images can be delivered if I have lots of time to do them on the day. Most importantly though, it’s the quality of the photographs rather than the quantity that matter. The RAW files are not available.

I have not missed a wedding in the 10+ years I’ve been photographing them. In the unlikely event should illness, unforeseen incident, or any other reason prevent myself from attending, every attempt will be made to supply you with a suitable replacement photographer. I am part of a vast network of wedding photographers of whom I can call on if the need arises. I will try my utmost to find another photographer, your wedding is very important to me, but if that is not possible I will refund 100% all fees paid.

Generally, you can expect your images to be in post production between 2 – 5 weeks. Once completed I will upload them to a private link which you can share with friends and family, as well as a lovely slideshow to have your first look! You can purchase a USB box if you'd prefer them that way. You have license to print them, upload them to social media, put them on the wall at home etc. Please though, do not share them with other wedding suppliers. If they wish to gain more business with the use of my images, ask them to contact me.

I bring backup camera bodies, lenses, and flashes to every wedding I capture.

Pre-COVID-19 I would have jumped at the chance, but alas, I'll need to give it a miss during the period where the virus is still present. I'll bring something for myself to eat, this way I can manage what I'm touching and minimise any spread.

If the virus has gone (yippee!) by the time your wedding date comes around, I'd be very grateful for a vegetarian meal.

No problem. On your pre-wedding questionnaire you can write out a list. I suggest you make it around 4/5, this recommendation is based on my experience at weddings where couples can start to feel rather tired with a long list etc. Be sure to give this list to a specific person, like an usher, who can usher those people needed for the shots. This makes things efficient, essentially leaving me more time to get photos of what's happening, and you more time for mingling etc.

The booking fee is to secure your date, and I will turn other work away for the date above. It is also for the initial admin, and the ongoing business costs.
For those reasons, the booking fee is non-refundable, regardless of circumstance.

See more below in relation to the pandemic.

- I will be wearing a face mask indoors and staying at a distance where possible. I will also keep hand sanitiser on me and use it regularly.
- If the number of guests attending (at any point of the day) exceeds the maximum number of guests legally allowed, I will have to leave (or any breach of law that makes me feel that my safety is at risk) as this is against the current Government law and compromises my professional insurance cover. No monies will be returned in this circumstance.
- The booking fee, and all fees, are returned to you if the Gov. places a lockdown on gatherings during the date which your wedding falls within (where no postponement has been made).

- If you have to cancel after full payment, and I have turned away another booking for that same date, then all monies paid are retained to mitigate loss. If I can fill the date, then this money is returned to you.
- As above, in the general FAQ's, booking fees are not returned. Specifically:
a. for cancellations outside of lockdown, where it is still legally possible to get married (with, say, 15 or 30 guests);
b. where an event occurs which is out of your control but which leads to a cancellation, e.g., due to venue closure, due to covid-19, or a loss of job etc;
c. if you have to postpone your wedding to a date which I cannot do, and therefore cancel the photography, the booking fee is held.
A big part of the booking fee is for the ongoing business costs, the initial admin, and it helps to secure the health of the business.

You will still be able to:
- get married! It's a surreal situation, but as the song goes, "nothing's gonna stop us now!".