Weddings
(Skip ahead if you just want the dollars and cents...)
There are two types of wedding photos:
Those which could have been taken any day.
Those which could only have been taken on your wedding day.
Yay!
Imagine two pictures:
1) a flawless bride, holding flowers in a pretty garden
2) a teary-eyed bride, as she chokes up during Dad's speech.
Which of those two will put a lump in your throat ten years from now—the one where the mascara is perfect... or the one where the moment is?
Revealing genuine emotion is the holy grail in my photography.
Choreography? Not so much.
If spontaneous, emotional moments are not your thing, no worries. Email me, and I'll send you a link to some local shutterbugs. Hey, no one ever said there was a shortage of wedding photographers.
Just ones that are right for you.
Fair warning: for every cellphone that comes out in the ceremony
I give a kid a firecracker. Kidding (not kidding).
All packages come with high-resolution files and custom album.
Premium Package: $3999
- Two photographers
- 7 hours of wedding day coverage
- engagement session, or 2 extra hours of coverage
- $2,500 album/print/engagement-session credit
- Custom USB-drive with all your final image files
- 20 page custom-designed, luxury album
Standard Package: $3299
- 7 hours of wedding day coverage
- engagement session, or 2 extra hours of coverage
- $1000 album/print/engagement-session credit
- Custom USB-drive with all your final image files
- 20 page custom-designed, luxury album
Base Package: $1999
- up to 6 hours of coverage
- USB-drive with all your final image files
- 20 page custom-designed album
And, if you hit the 6/49, by all means, check out my...
Gilded-Diamond Package: $13,999,999
- 24 hours of wedding day coverage, including night-vision honeymoon footage.
- Broadway musical based on your proposal, featuring Sean Penn and Madonna.
- Tickets for four to 1904 World Series.
- A tuxedo-clad Daniel Craig, who will walk behind you with your wedding album under his arm for the rest of your life (when not giving you a shoulder massage, of course.)
- Your favourite image, roughly stapled onto Degas' "Place de la Concorde" (1875).
Talk to you soon!
