Beverly Hills Courthouse Marriage

$2,500

up to 17 guests・post-ceremony dinner coverage included

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Los Angeles Small Wedding

$5,700

single venue wedding of around 80 guests

welcome (rehearsal) dinner & after-party coverage included

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Central Coast Wedding Weekend

$8,700

multi-day wedding of around 90 guests

welcome (rehearsal) dinner, after-party & day-after coverage included

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What's Included

outdoor daylight weddings are photographed exclusively on real kodak 35mm film

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Deliverables

• Whether I'm booked for a Beverly Hills Courthouse elopement or a three-day destination wedding in a private vineyard estate on the Central Coast, each one of my clients receives a full set of 4x6 proof prints of all final images as a standard deliverable. Not a curated set or a print credit. No. You get every single picture printed. And yes, you also receive an industry-standard online gallery where you can view, download, and order additional prints.

Coverage Time

• Unlike the industry norm of hour-based packages, my flat-rate pricing is based on guest count rather than a fixed number of coverage hours. Say I'm booked for a Beverly Hills Courthouse wedding. I know from experience that it's usually about 15 people present and about a 4-hour job when all is said and done. If a client decides to have lunch afterward, I usually cover that as well. Or say I'm booked for a single venue wedding of around 50 that starts around 4 p.m. I stick around until I see the party wind down — unless there's a last-minute after-party. I never say no to late-night cheap beer at the local dive bar. Now, since I am a one-man show, I need to know whether I can realistically cover a wedding on my own. Because a 20-person wedding and a 250-person wedding are not the same thing, even if the timeline is identical.

What's Not Included

• In an effort to keep my rates competitive in this economy, the following are not included in the base price: getting-ready coverage, indoor religious ceremonies (because my Nikon F5 and Nikon D700 are too dang loud), extensive bridal party pictures, and heavy product-style detail pictures — such as table decorations, floral arrangements, lay-flat stationery, and similar setups created primarily for vendor promotional content. Because keep in mind there are only so many rolls of film I can carry at any given time, and I can't walk into a corner drug store to pick some up like the good old days. So I'd rather use this finite resource to photograph you, your family, and your friends who traveled far and wide to be with you.