Working hours for wedding photography and videography?
One of the common questions asked by couples or future newlyweds is: "How many hours do you shoot or photograph for?"
We jokingly tell them, "As soon as the bride wakes up, we start shooting and taking pictures."
This is actually true because we capture the bride from the beginning of her preparations for that day, including the hairdresser and makeup artist. Not a single moment of their wedding day should be missed, so our cameras never stop rolling and capture everything that happens on the wedding day.
Preparing the future bride and groom, welcoming guests, getting married in front of the registrar, getting married in a religious institution, welcoming guests, the entrance of the newlyweds, the first dance, party and wedding cake with champagne. We also stay after the wedding cake to capture and photograph the party if the newlyweds and guests are dancing. Of course, in addition to these events, there is also the essential photo shoot of our couple before entering the hall.
This is our working hours for a normal wedding.
However, due Covid situation micro weddings, small weddings, or just getting married in front of a registrar with a photo shoot afterwards are becoming more common. In these cases, the time for shooting the wedding is adapted to the selected package or agreed conditions with our couple.
Weather conditions?
This question is mostly asked by the future bride and it goes like this: "What if it rains? How can we do the photo shoot?"
In that case, when weather conditions are not suitable for photography and videography, we will not shoot. When we say unsuitable weather conditions, we mean heavy rain, snow, blizzard, when it is really impossible to do a photo shoot. Instead, we take pictures and shoot the day or two after, two to three days later, when the weather is suitable for shooting. Our couples will not be deprived of a photo shoot nor will they be charged extra.