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More information about pricing, packages, and what to expect

 

FAQ

Do we meet before booking?

Absolutely I would love to catch up and learn more about how you envision your wedding day. A zoom meeting is generally conducted prior to the booking, ensuring we are the right fit for each other and that we are all on the same page for your day!

Where are you based & is travel included?

I am Geelong based in Victoria Australia, travel fees are dependant on location, however anything within a 50km radius of the CBD incurs no travel fee.

FAQ

We would like to book Photo & film for our day, is there a package deal?

If both services are booked, a dedicated team member/videographer will work alongside me for the day, all post edits are conducted via myself ensuring the same quality & style across both.

Photo & Video are treated as seperate services & priced accordingly, there is no package booking.


Booking your date!

I require a $800 deposit per package to secure your wedding booking.

This amount is not refundable in the event of cancellation.

Your wedding date will not be 100% secured until deposit is paid and invoices are sent.

In the event that you have changed your wedding date, all I ask is that you guys keep me up to date and informed as much as possible. If we can align a date, your deposit will carry over to your new date

FAQ

Do you offer additional hours?

Yes absolutely, if more hours are needed, this is calculated at $500 additional per hour.

Whats the difference between 6, 8 & 10 hours?

The packages are completely customisable to suit your wedding. I generally like to  say, x6 hours will have no getting ready images, with x8 covering majority of the day & x10 having me hang around till the very end of the night.


FAQ

I don’t know how to pose? I’m going to look awkward!

I got you! trust the process, I do this for a living :)

Do you provide un-edited images/videos/raws?

To put it simply, no. My edits represent me as a brand & my  style. This is ultimately the reason you have chosen me, again, trust the process.

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WEDDING TIPS TO HELP YOUR DAY RUN SMOOTHLY



Getting Ready

If you haven’t booked your accommodation for the morning of your wedding yet, here’s my top tip:

Choose a beautiful well-lit, aesthetically pleasing space. It not only sets the tone for your day but also makes a perfect backdrop for pre-ceremony photos. The more we can capture early on — with you, your bridal party, and close family, the less you’ll feel rushed after the ceremony. That means more time for couple portraits and more time enjoying your guests.


For the Groomsmen

There’s no need to be photographed half-dressed. I recommend having shirts, pants, and shoes on before I arrive. That way, I can focus on capturing those authentic finishing touches - buttoning shirts, tying ties, pinning flower, without staging anything awkward.


For the Bridesmaids

Please aim to have hair and makeup complete before I get there. You don’t want photos with one eyelash on or lipstick half-done. We’ll focus on the elegant, polished moments instead.


Bridal Party Shots

I always make time for individual shots of each person getting married with every member of their bridal party—either before or after the ceremony, depending on timing.


Ceremony Tips

Thinking about that first kiss? If you’re comfortable, holding it just a little longer helps me grab both a tight portrait and a wide shot — double the magic!

Confetti or Petal Toss?

These shots are always great. A few quick tips:

Ask your celebrant to remind guests to hold off on hugs and gifts until you’ve walked down the aisle.


Walk — don’t run! Soak it in, smile at each other and your guests, and let the confetti rain.


Post-Ceremony Moments

Take a few minutes - 5 to 10 minutes to greet your guests and receive their congratulations. These natural, heartfelt moments often make for some of the most beautiful candid shots, and you won’t even notice I’m there.


Family Photos

Keep your family photo list short and meaningful. Focus on the most important combinations and key family members like parents. It keeps things running smoothly and saves you from photo fatigue. We can always grab other group shots casually throughout the day.


Thinking about a full group shot with all guests? Let's do it, this gives me an opportunity to introduce myself to your guests & advise what is happening moving forward.


Champagne Spray

Planning a champagne moment? Lets go! I feel this is always a great way to loosen everyone up & up the vibes!


Night Flash Photography

Late-night flash shots are such a fun way to wrap up the evening. Think paparazzi-style, candid, energetic, and unforgettable. Totally optional, but seriously cool.


Final Thoughts

Relax. Soak it all in. The day really does fly. Remember — your wedding isn’t a photoshoot.

It’s a celebration and the best photos come when you’re simply enjoying it all.



Here is a potential timeline for x8 hours:


1:00 – 1:45 with Groom.

2:00 – 3:15 with Bridal.

3:30: Photographer/Videographer to arrive at ceremony space

4:00 Ceremony

4:30 Ceremony concludes with love and congratulations from guests.

4:45 – 4:55 Family photos

5:00 – 5:30 Bridal party photos (Bridal Party size dependant)

8:00 – 8:15 Sunset photos

9:00 Package concludes