Not every wedding needs the same things. These are optional additions — not things you need to bolt onto a package simply because they exist. If you’re unsure what would genuinely add value to your wedding, ask me. I’d rather tell you that you don’t need something than sell you an extra that makes no difference to your day.
A few optional extras that some couples add to their wedding package. None are required. All are worth knowing about.
The finished version of the story — something that lives in your home rather than on a hard drive.
Finished albums normally take about 8 weeks.
Quoted according to who’s booked. Makes sense when important parts of the wedding happen at the same time.
Already included in the 12-hour Bells & Whistles package.
The timeline changes, or you want more of the party photographed. For packages of 6 hours or longer.
A different view of the place you chose to get married — particularly at venues where the landscape is part of the reason.
Never guaranteed — conditions on the day decide.
A short film that takes you back to the wedding — without turning the day into a full-scale video production.
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Recommended for any couple who wants a physical heirloom. Digital files are forever, but a printed album on the coffee table is what your children and grandchildren will actually hold.
Useful when important things happen simultaneously, locations are split, or the scale and logistics of the wedding justify broader coverage. Not always necessary for intimate weddings or elopements.
Useful when the timeline needs more breathing room, or when you want photography to start earlier or continue further into the reception.
Most valuable when the venue, landscape or setting adds something meaningful from the air — subject to flying conditions and permissions.
For couples who want a short moving record of the wedding alongside the photographs. Currently in development.
The point of this page isn’t to turn a wedding package into a shopping trolley.
Some weddings benefit enormously from a second photographer. Others don’t need one. Some venues look extraordinary from the air. At others, a drone adds very little. An album may matter deeply to one couple and not at all to another.
Once we understand your wedding and your priorities, I can help you work out what genuinely adds value — and what doesn’t.
Second shooter, extra hours, an album to hold — tell me what you’re after and I’ll build it into your package.