Will you shoot any formal shots?
My style of wedding photography concentrates on capturing the moments and details of your day in a mainly photojournalistic approach, that being said, the majority of people normally request a small number of ‘more formal posed’ photographs.

I like to take the bride and groom away from everyone for half an hour after the ceremony at the start of the reception for a private portrait shoot. This will also allow you to have a few quiet moments at the start of your marriage and enable me to get a selection of more formal photographs. This is also an opportunity to take a small number of pre-arranged formal group shots with a limit of about 8 to 14 people.

How many pictures do you take and how many pictures will we get?
I take photos throughout the whole day, generally only stopping during the wedding breakfast. The quantity of photos taken is dependent on a range of factors (how many guests there are, the number of locations used throughout the day etc). I don’t set a maximum limit and will normally take in excess of 1000 photographs. A selection of the best images from the day are then individually assessed for colour and tone and many of the images are ‘tidied’ to some extent before any black & white options and colour processed options are created. I typically provide between 300 and 450 finished and edited high resolution images through the full day package.

How long before we get to see our pictures?
I will send you your edited, high resolution images on a DVD within 3 to 5 weeks of your wedding day. In addition to the DVD, a selection of the best photos from the day will be uploaded onto an online gallery which you can share with family and friends.


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