FAQ
Do you shoot destination weddings?
Can we meet before booking in?
How would you describe your photographic style?
I sure do. Most of the time I’m a Melbourne based wedding photographer, however over the last few years I’ve been lucky enough to shoot weddings in France, Greece, Italy, Egypt, Jordan, Sri Lanka, India, New Zealand, Bali, Thailand and across Australia and I’m always up for seeing more of this amazing planet.
Absolutely! I’m a big fan of catching up with all of my couples and making sure we are all on the same page before making it official. We can schedule a Zoom, FaceTime or old fashioned phone call so I can guide you through my process as well as answer any questions you might have.
Romantic with a touch of drama. I split my style between a photojournalistic approach during the ceremony and reception and then when ‘portrait time’ comes along, I look for beautiful light to put you in and seek to create some truly romantic images. I give you enough direction throughout the day that you’re not wondering what to do with your hands, but not so much that it feels like a staged shoot.
What’s included in your packages?
How much do your packages cost?
Are you able to help us with our run sheet or advise us on timings?
With each of my 6, 8 and 10 hour packages I provide a 15 minute cinematic slideshow of 150 of your images set to music as well as a collection of beautifully edited high resolution images in an online gallery for you to download and share. You have access to a personalised print store connected to one of the best labs in Australia so you are able to order an array of beautiful printed products. Lastly, you receive five gorgeous 8 x 10" Giclée Fine Art Prints delivered to your door.
My starting pricing is for 6 hours of wedding photography with a second shooter plus all the things I mentioned above starts at $6,900. I also offer 8 & 10 hour packages as well which are very popular. Package inclusions can be found here and if you'd like to know more about pricing, get in touch via my contact page and I can send you a link to all the info.
Of course. I will pop together an ideal photography run sheet prior to the wedding, but I can also advise you on portrait locations, best time of day to shoot portraits, and overall how things tend to run on a wedding day (especially based on how many guests you are having). Leading up to the day, if you have questions about timings, when make up needs to start, etc, I'm here to help!
Can we see an example of one of the slideshows that are included in your packages?
Here is the slideshow from Maddy & Darcy's gorgeous wedding at Barunah Plains and their images can be viewed here.
Do you have specific vendors you like working with?
Do you provide a second shooter?
Can you tell me a bit more about your Fine Art Albums?
I‘m lucky to have worked with some of the best in the biz. Check out my Favourite Vendors page for more info.
I do. For Melbourne weddings a secondary photographer/assistant joins me for a few hours during the ceremony + portrait time when everything gets real cray cray. For destination weddings, where possible, I can bring along my partner Eric Ronald to shoot with me for additional fee. We have already photographed weddings together in Egypt, Italy, Jordan, India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Bali and New Zealand.
The albums I offer are an exquisite and tangible keepsake from your wedding day. I personally design each album and you can choose from high quality leather, velvet or cloth with a personalised embossed cover. Head to the link here for more info and photos.
What if we don’t like being in front of the camera?
Do we need to feed you at our wedding?
Are you able to hold a date?
That is completely fine. I’ll give you enough direction throughout the day so you’re not stressing out about what to do with your hands or how to stand. I adore creating beautiful portraiture so I have a few tricks up my sleeve to help you feel relaxed and have fun. Most importantly, I want you to be present, enjoy the day and leave the rest to me.
Yes please :)
Unfortunately no dates can be held until the non refundable booking fee is received.
Finally, what are your thoughts on a group photo?
Honestly, I’m not crash hot on the idea. It’s a whole lot of drama for not a lot of payoff. I find trying to organise a group photo disrupts the flow of the day (especially if it’s just after your ceremony when all you want to do is celebrate!) it eats up precious portrait time and can turn one or two of the guests against me. I much prefer taking some lovely family portraits for you instead and avoiding the gigantic group photos.
