Questions & answers

Most couples book 8–14 months ahead, right after the venue. Summer Thursdays and Fridays go first. Less than three months left? Still ask — we run several crews, and a date that looks taken often isn’t.

It depends on the wedding and the package, but almost always more than one — nobody can be in both getting-ready rooms at once. On the call we’ll say exactly who and what comes to you.

Yes, from the same team. That way nobody fights over the same frame at the chuppah, and the photos and the film share one look.

Absolutely, and we recommend asking every photographer for it. Tell us which style or venue interests you and we’ll send a full gallery.

A short call, a written proposal, a simple agreement and a deposit — and your date is held. Details and pricing we discuss on the call, because they depend on what you need. Write to us.

Mostly the centre and the south, but we travel anywhere there’s a good wedding. Here are the places we’ve already shot at.

A few weeks before the wedding we go through the day: sunset time, when the couple photos happen, whether we go to a location, the family photo list and what matters most to you. You can start on your own in the planner.

45–60 minutes, in the hour before sunset when the light is best. Leaving for a location adds the drive. The planner shows how it falls on your date.

No. Many venues have enough good corners for couple photos without leaving, and every venue page says whether it’s worth going out. Leaving costs about an hour of the evening.

Yes if good light and a private moment matter to you; no if the first moment should happen in front of everyone at the chuppah. We wrote about it.

A list prepared in advance and one person from each side calling names. Twenty minutes. Build the list here.

Decide in advance, not that morning: a location with a covered option, an agreement with the getting-ready place to shoot indoors, and one clear umbrella. Rain photos are some of the best. The full plan.

Possible, where it’s allowed and at the right moment: during arrivals, not during the vows. We’ll discuss it in the planning meeting.

Usually about a week. The edited film takes longer, and the short reel arrives first.

In a private online gallery with an access code, sent on WhatsApp. View, download in full resolution and pass it on to family. Guests can also find it here.

Mark 50–80 photos you love and we build a story of about thirty pages from them. How it works.