When it comes to the price of wedding photography/videography in California, we know its a huge investment that might feel a little scary at first. But believe me, you're never going to regret hiring an experienced professional who captures every detail with ease and efficiency. There are several factors to keep in mind when searching for the right photographer/videographer: experience, hours of coverage, number of photographers, deliverables and of course, quality. 

Our wedding collections start at $2,000. For a more detailed quote, please reach out with the contact form below. 

You have the freedom to customize your collection however you see fit. The components that make up our collections are:

-An in-depth Wedding Guide to help prepare and guide you through the whole process
-Coverage (the time we spend making your photos/video, including engagement photos)
-Post production (editing, curating, finessing, laying out of albums etc)
-Digitals (high res, licensed JPGs royalty-free) stored online and delivered via a USB drive
-Tangibles like luxury wedding albums and video playbooks

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What's included?

Most weddings typically run an average of 8-9 hours. A micro-wedding or elopement would be around 4-5 hours for fewer than 30 people. Here is a general breakdown of how much time is needed for wedding photography:

1-1.5 hours - Getting Ready Photos: Starting from the tail-end of hair/makeup, to getting into the dress/suit/tux, photos of friends and fam hanging out, a bit of set up. We love these prep photos because they set the tone for the day and start the story of your wedding day. These photos also make for great openers for your wedding album and slideshow.
1 hour - First Look with Portraits: This is where the couple sees each other for the first time on their wedding day. Logistically, doing a first look helps tidy up the day and makes it less stressful, grouping formal portraits to the front part of the day so the couple can enjoy their ceremony and reception without worrying if all the key photos have been dealt with.
30 mins - Group Formals: Family, wedding party group photos! Usually it’s immediate family, with extended family happening after either after the ceremony or the during the reception.
30 mins - Ceremony Coverage: This is the average time for a simple ceremony. Other cultural festivities can take up to an hour.
1 hour - Cocktail Hour: Happens right after the ceremony, usually for an hour. Couples may rejoin after signing their documents, or go off with us for more photos since the light is often better later in the day. Whatever you decide, we’ll help list down all the pros and cons.
3ish hours - Reception Coverage: This covers dinner service, toasts, cake-cutting and dancing. If you decide on a sparkler exit or fireworks, more coverage may be needed.
1ish hour here and there for Transition Buffering: For weddings with more than one location (e.g. Hotel to church to reception venue), travel takes time. There’s driving through traffic and parking, some walking perhaps. The fewer transitions, the more time we have for photos!

How much coverage is enough?