FAQS

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What qualifications do you have?

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I have taken several wedding and portrait courses over the years with the Royal Society of Photography and other independant tutors.  I was awarded LRPS status from the Royal Photographic Society in November 2012.

 

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What happens at the consultation stage?

 

Consultations are usually arranged via video call and give you an opportunity to discuss the packages available and your requirements for your big day.

 

 

Do I have to sign a contract?

 

Yes.  The contract will set out terms and conditions and will agree the expectations from you and me.  The contract can be sent via email or post but must be signed within 4 weeks of booking.

 

 

When does the booking fee have to be paid?

 

The booking fee must be paid on the day of booking the date for your wedding.  The booking fee is £50 and is non refundable should you choose to cancel.

 

 

Do you require a meal to be provided?

 

No, not at all.  I usually bring a sandwich to eat whilst reviewing some of the photographs I have taken during a short break away from the wedding reception.

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What does post wedding editing mean and how long does it take?

 

Images are captured in a raw file which needs to be converted to a JPEG image.  All images are viewed and the best are selected and edited.  Editing may include adjusting lighting and shadows, colour, the removal of distracting elements, cropping etc.  It can take more than 2 weeks before your photos are ready to be delivered to you.

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How many images do you deliver after editing?

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This depends on the amount of time I spend with you photographing the events of the day.  Usually, for a full day wedding shoot I usually deliver a minimum of 300 fully edited images, although normally it is much more than this. 

 

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