A price only tells you part of what you are booking. Before comparing photography quotes, look at the time, people and finished work included in each one.
Start with the coverage
Write down which parts of the day you want photographed. Check when coverage begins and ends, whether travel between locations is included in that time and what happens if the day runs late.
Understand who will be there
Ask who will photograph your wedding and whether another photographer or assistant is included. If you are discussing both photo and video, ask how the coverage will work and what you will receive.
Look at a complete wedding
A few favorite photographs can help you recognize a style you like. A complete gallery gives you more context: getting ready, the ceremony, family photographs and the reception.
Read the deliverables and terms
Check the gallery, downloads, albums or films listed in the quote. Ask about delivery timing, payment dates, travel charges and cancellation or rescheduling terms. Get the agreed details in writing.
Ask about your own plans
Instead of treating a national average as your target, compare the options against the day you are planning. Schedule a call with me to talk through your date, locations and the photographs you want.
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