Packages & pricing
Three packages, priced openly, none of them designed as a ladder to climb.
The hourly rate works out roughly the same across all three. The longer days drop the per-hour cost only slightly. We would rather price honestly than build an upgrade path that pretends to be a discount.
A small honest note
The number on the page is the number we shoot for.
We do not run sales. A discount in spring would only be a tax on the couples booking in fall. The studio is small enough that the math has to behave — and we would rather be a little less competitive on price than build a ladder of packages designed to push you up it.
The three packages
Six hours, nine hours, or nine hours with a finished album.
The differences are coverage hours, second-shooter inclusion, and whether the album is part of the package or ordered later. Everything else is the same across all three: the same photographer, the same editor, the same delivery rhythm.
The Half Day — $4,400
Six hours, one photographer
Lead photographer only. Roughly 350 to 450 finished frames. Online gallery, full-resolution downloads. The right fit for courthouse weddings, elopements, and intimate dinners under fifty guests.
The Full Day — $6,800
Nine hours, two photographers
Lead and second photographer. 700 to 900 finished frames. Online gallery and a printed proof book. The package the largest share of our weddings book.
The Full Day with Album — $8,400
Same coverage, finished album
Same nine hours and two photographers. Adds a ten-inch fine-art album, thirty spreads, leather binding. Three rounds of design revisions, ships eight to twelve weeks after the wedding.
What is and is not included
A small table, so there is nothing to find later.
We try to keep the contract short. The clearest version of that promise is the table below.
- Online gallery
- All three packages
- Full-resolution downloads
- All three packages
- Preview gallery within 72 hours
- All three packages
- Engagement session
- Optional $650 add-on (we do not bundle)
- Travel beyond 60 miles
- Billed at the IRS mileage rate
- Out-of-state work
- Flat travel and lodging line, quoted with the proposal
A word on pricing
We do not run sales, and we are open about why.
The number on the page is the number we shoot for. A discount in spring would only be a tax on the couples booking in fall. The studio is small enough that the math has to behave.