Wedding Photography FAQ

A typical booking includes wedding day coverage, careful editing, a private online gallery, and full-resolution files for download. Coverage can be expanded with extra hours, a second photographer, pre-wedding coverage, a welcome dinner, a rehearsal dinner, or multi-day photography.

There is no one fixed number that makes sense for every wedding. A London celebration, a Lake Como villa wedding, and a three-day France weekend are different jobs. Pricing depends on location, hours, guest count, and whether you want extras such as film or additional coverage.

The fastest way to get a useful quote is to send your date, venue, guest count, and a rough outline of the plan.

As early as you can, especially for popular weekends and destination weddings. That said, late enquiries are still worth sending. Sometimes I do have space.

You send me your date, venue, and a rough outline of the day. If I’m available, I’ll send over a proposal. Once the agreement is signed and the booking fee is paid, your date is locked in.

Most couples book enough time to cover preparations, ceremony, drinks, dinner, speeches, and part of the party. For many weddings that means roughly 8 to 10 hours, but the right number depends on the timing and pace of your day.

For a full wedding day, expect a strong, well-edited gallery rather than a padded number. In practice that usually means several hundred finished photographs that tell the day properly.

A second photographer makes sense when the wedding is large, spread across multiple locations, or has a tight schedule. It is especially useful for bigger guest counts, wider venue coverage, and more parallel moments happening at once.

Yes. I can share full galleries privately once I know a bit more about your wedding. That way I can send examples that actually match the kind of day you are planning.

I photograph weddings in the UK, Italy, France, and throughout Europe, and I also travel further for destination weddings.

You can also browse my work as a wedding photographer in Italy, France wedding photographer, Lake Como wedding photographer, or Portofino wedding photographer.

Travel is discussed clearly upfront and included in the proposal so there is no confusion later. For destination weddings, the exact cost depends on the location, travel dates, and whether the booking is for one day or several days.

Yes. Elopements can be some of the most personal and visually strong days to photograph, especially when the location matters as much as the ceremony itself.

Yes. Some couples use them as a relaxed way to get comfortable in front of the camera before the wedding, and some want them as a separate part of the story.

Mostly digital, because it is the most reliable way to cover a wedding properly. Film can be added when couples want a softer, more textured look and when the conditions suit it.

A preview gallery is usually delivered first, followed by the full gallery after editing is complete. Everything is delivered in an online gallery where you can view, download, and share the photographs.

Yes. Albums are designed after the wedding once the final gallery is complete. The final cost depends on the size, materials, cover, and paper choices.

Yes, but it needs to be agreed in advance. Most photographers rely on published work to attract future couples, so privacy should be discussed before booking rather than treated as an afterthought.

Yes.

I focus on photography, but I can recommend videographers I trust when couples want both.