Perth Wedding Photography - at it's best!
Your Day - Your Way!
Quick Tips:
Look at Style, Quality & Service FIRST
Then look at what display options you want.
Next look for time allowance & travel.
Then look at the price.
Check the contract carefully for hidden extras & photographers exit clause.
Look at Style, Quality & Service FIRST
Then look at what display options you want.
Next look for time allowance & travel.
Then look at the price.
Check the contract carefully for hidden extras & photographers exit clause.
Perth Wedding Photography Packages.
For many you are shopping within a budget & want to get the most for your money that you can. Although I totally understand this (and do the same in many areas of life) I need to issue you a warning here.
The best value deal on paper may equate to a disaster in real life with Wedding Photography. Let me explain.
You may be offered an album, many hours of coverage, a DVD and a free car - but if the photographer is not skilled, creative or has a rude disposition - your money is totally wasted!
Always looks for the style, skill, experience, presence and equipment of the photographer BEFORE you look at packages / pricing.
Think about buying a new car - do you ring a dealer & say I want a new car whatever you've got for $15,000? or do you start with a make, model, colour etc in mind & then see what they have to offer, asking about add-ons like air conditioning as you go?
Once you know what you want - then look for the packages that offer you what you need.
Time - How many hours of photography?
Photos - How many photos? Are they full size & un-watermarked?
Travel - Is it included?
Display Options - Album? How many enlargements / pages? DVD? Photo Book? Web Page
Obligations - Do you HAVE TO buy an album? Are you allowed to re-print the photos?
Wedding Photography Packages generally reflect good value for money & are a good starting point once you are confident in the photographer.
For many you are shopping within a budget & want to get the most for your money that you can. Although I totally understand this (and do the same in many areas of life) I need to issue you a warning here.
The best value deal on paper may equate to a disaster in real life with Wedding Photography. Let me explain.
You may be offered an album, many hours of coverage, a DVD and a free car - but if the photographer is not skilled, creative or has a rude disposition - your money is totally wasted!
Always looks for the style, skill, experience, presence and equipment of the photographer BEFORE you look at packages / pricing.
Think about buying a new car - do you ring a dealer & say I want a new car whatever you've got for $15,000? or do you start with a make, model, colour etc in mind & then see what they have to offer, asking about add-ons like air conditioning as you go?
Once you know what you want - then look for the packages that offer you what you need.
Time - How many hours of photography?
Photos - How many photos? Are they full size & un-watermarked?
Travel - Is it included?
Display Options - Album? How many enlargements / pages? DVD? Photo Book? Web Page
Obligations - Do you HAVE TO buy an album? Are you allowed to re-print the photos?
Wedding Photography Packages generally reflect good value for money & are a good starting point once you are confident in the photographer.
