FAQs

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 Do you have insurance?

 

Yes.  I can show you my certificate of insurance and also a copy is usually given to the wedding venue before the wedding takes place.

 

 

Do we need to pay a deposit?

 

Yes.  A non-refundable 10% deposit will be required to secure your wedding date and should be paid at the time of booking.

 

 

We’d like to chat about booking you, what happens next?

 

I will arrange to contact you via video link, usually TEAMS or plain old Facebook video if you prefer, and we can discuss your wedding in more detail.  This can give us an opportunity to plan the type of photography you would like and discuss anything else you might like to talk about.

 

After that I will be available on the telephone, email or video link again if you need to contact me to discuss further plans.

 

I will contact you again a month before the big day, just to make sure everything is going well and to make sure we have have our plans in order.

 

 

Can I pay in instalments?

 

Yes.  Once the booking fee has been paid you may split the remaining balance into monthly payments which should be completed one month before your wedding.

 

 

Methods of payment.

 

Payment is preferred using BACS or, if you wish, you can pay in cash.

 

 

 

How long will it be before we receive our wedding photos?

 

I aim to deliver all of the photos within four weeks but this may be extended depending on my work load.

 

 

Will the photos you take be edited and what does that entail?

 

Yes.  I cull the photos first , then edit each of the selected photos.  I do not give out unedited photos.

 

 

What equipment do you use?

 

My kit bag consists of 2 Canon EOS 5D MKIII cameras, 1 Canon R6 MKII, various L series lenses and 2 Canon flash guns.

 

 

Will I need to set some time away for Bride and Groom portraits?

 

Yes please.  Ideally this would be just after the end of the ceremony and away from the wedding guests so that it is just the two of you together.  It would be great if you could set aside 30 minutes for this part of the photography.

 

 

Do we have to provide you with a meal?

 

No, not at all.  I usually bring a sandwich and eat that in my car whilst I take a short break, usually during the wedding breakfast plus it gives me a little time to have a cheeky look through the photos I have already taken.