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Seany
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posted on 30th Mar 14 at 11:04 |
Just used a family friend for ours last weekend. Costing us 200 to be paid when we get the photos.
that included from church all the way to last dance. Also a wedding book and a drive filled with all the photos.
I know thats very cheap but its a friend doing us a favour.
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Ben G
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posted on 29th Mar 14 at 23:15 |
My brother charges 1200 quid for a full day but that includes edits and such.
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whitter45
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posted on 21st Mar 14 at 09:54 |
ours cost 550 from 10am to first dance
Included rights to pics and in the end got 365 pics and also the images done in B&W
For me look at examples of their work - the reason we went for our choice is the pics were extremely natural i.e he just blended into the background and snapped away
obviously had the standard family pics etc but the rest really captured the day
Our album cost more the photographer
unless you know the guy you will never get unedited versions or the raws
it will JPEGS of edited photos but you have the rights to the photo
This is who we used
http://www.baphotographysthelens.com/
[Edited on 21-03-2014 by whitter45]
[Edited on 21-03-2014 by whitter45]
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Cavey
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posted on 21st Mar 14 at 06:02 |
Asked on talk photography and got a mixed response, half of them saying its a wedding, even if its just 2 hours work on the day it will cost full price, as a photographer is unlikely to get more work that day, and half of them being sensible saying they'd treat it as corporate photography and charge £4-500 or so for the 2 or 3 hours work, which is what iI was expecting.
The missus is paying though, so she agreed to £800 from an acquaintance of ours who we've used before. Tbf, he is very good, but very expensive. All the quotes I got from the free listings were around 3-500 as well, so I'm a bit miffed, but she'll be happy with it anyway
[Edited on 21-03-2014 by Cavey]
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Matt L
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posted on 20th Mar 14 at 18:41 |
Entirely depends if you get a decent amateur whos just starting to build a portfolio then that would be a lot cheaper than a seasoned pro.
buying a disk of images is normally silly expensive as obviously once you have it the photographer has no way of making more money off you :lol:
iirc I charged £200 or 300 for the 2 weddings I did a few years ago, they ended up being full days with discs but they were also the first and only weddings I did.
[Edited on 20-03-2014 by Matt L]
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Cavey
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posted on 19th Mar 14 at 22:55 |
Right, slightly weird one, but here goes...
Obviously quite a few on here work as photographers, I need a photographer for a couple of hours on our wedding day, we've got a videographer for the entire day, so only want someone to take the generic "set" photos for literally 2 hours, BUT I wanted control of the photos after they were taken. Although I'm more than happy with buying stuff from a photographer, prints, canvas etc... I want to be able to mess around with them and edit them myself...
What sort of price would you guys charge for something like that?
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