This wedding photography package pairs full wedding-day storytelling with printed keepsakes you can hold. It includes an engagement session with a photo guest book, a second photographer on the wedding day, a 50 page flushmount wedding album, two parent albums and a large canvas portrait. The photographer is five-star rated by past clients and specializes in wedding and portrait photography.
What's Included
- Engagement session with a 10x10 photo guest book
- Second photographer
- 10x10 50 page flushmount wedding album
- 2 6x6 16 page parent albums
- 1 16x20 canvas portrait
Package Price
This collection is offered at $3,800 as a starting price. The price shown is the vendor's published starting price; the final quote is
This wedding photography package pairs full wedding-day storytelling with printed keepsakes you can hold. It includes an engagement session with a photo guest book, a second photographer on the wedding day, a 50 page flushmount wedding album, two parent albums and a large canvas portrait. The photographer is five-star rated by past clients and specializes in wedding and portrait photography.
What's Included
- Engagement session with a 10x10 photo guest book
- Second photographer
- 10x10 50 page flushmount wedding album
- 2 6x6 16 page parent albums
- 1 16x20 canvas portrait
Package Price
This collection is offered at $3,800 as a starting price. The price shown is the vendor's published starting price; the final quote is confirmed with the vendor based on your date, guest count and details.
This price covers one event on a single day. The vendor has not published how many hours it includes, so the exact time is confirmed in your quote before you book. Send your ceremony and reception schedule so the quote reflects the coverage you want.
Why the Engagement Session Matters
The engagement session gives you time in front of the camera before the wedding, so the big day feels familiar rather than stiff. Those images also become the 10x10 photo guest book, which guests can sign at the reception. You leave with a keepsake that holds both your portraits and handwritten notes from the people who celebrated with you.
Two Photographers, More Angles
A second photographer means two views of the moments that happen at the same time. While one captures the processional, the other can catch reactions from the front rows. During getting ready, each side of the wedding party can be covered. At the reception, candid guest moments are photographed while formal moments stay in focus.
Printed Albums and Wall Art
The flushmount wedding album lays your story across 50 pages in a 10x10 format, with pages that open flat so spreads read cleanly. Two 6x6 parent albums with 16 pages each make a thoughtful gift for family. The 16x20 canvas portrait gives you one favorite image ready to hang at home after the wedding.
Who This Collection Suits
This collection suits hosts who want printed heirlooms rather than only a digital gallery. It works well for larger weddings, where a second photographer helps cover guests, details and the main events. It is also a strong fit if parents are closely involved in the day and would value their own album of the celebration.
Planning Your Coverage
Build a simple timeline that shows getting ready, the ceremony, family portraits, the reception entrance, toasts and the first dance. Share it with your photographer early. Group family photos into a short list with names, and assign a relative who knows everyone to help gather people quickly, so portrait time stays focused and efficient.
Think about light when you plan portraits. Outdoor portraits near sunset often look soft and warm, while midday sun can be harsh. Ask your photographer where the strongest portrait spots are at your venue, and leave a short buffer between the ceremony and the reception entrance for portraits of the two of you.
After the Wedding
Once the wedding is over, the album design process begins. Choose favorite images early while the day is fresh, and decide which photos belong in the parent albums and which one becomes the canvas portrait. Ask your photographer how album proofs are shared and how many rounds of changes are part of the design process.
Back up your digital images in more than one place as soon as you receive them. Share a gallery link with family who could not attend, and order any extra prints together to keep color consistent. A finished album and canvas give you something to revisit long after the wedding day.
Booking Through Events in Minutes
Booking through Events in Minutes keeps the details in one place. You can compare vetted vendors, send your date and guest count, message the vendor with questions and confirm the final quote before you pay. The exact location is shared once your date is confirmed, and your booking record stays in your account for easy reference.
Events in Minutes lists vetted vendors for corporate events, private parties and weddings, so you can plan without chasing quotes across several sites. Send a request with your date, guest count and location, review the reply, and book once the scope and price match what you need. Every message and detail stays attached to your booking.
