This wedding photographer package covers a full wedding day, ceremony and reception, from a Pasadena based studio that is five-star rated by past hosts. It is the studio's complete wedding coverage option, designed for hosts who want the whole story documented, from the vows to the celebration that follows.
Full wedding coverage means you do not have to choose between the ceremony and the party. The studio's wedding photography offering is listed with two photographers for 8 hours, so one photographer can focus on you while the other captures guests, details and reactions from a second angle.
What This Package Covers
- Full wedding photography for the ceremony and reception
- The studio's wedding photography offering,
This wedding photographer package covers a full wedding day, ceremony and reception, from a Pasadena based studio that is five-star rated by past hosts. It is the studio's complete wedding coverage option, designed for hosts who want the whole story documented, from the vows to the celebration that follows.
Full wedding coverage means you do not have to choose between the ceremony and the party. The studio's wedding photography offering is listed with two photographers for 8 hours, so one photographer can focus on you while the other captures guests, details and reactions from a second angle.
What This Package Covers
- Full wedding photography for the ceremony and reception
- The studio's wedding photography offering, listed as 2 photographers for 8 hours
- Coverage of portraits, family photos, details and candid moments
- Final coverage confirmed with the studio in your quote
Two Photographers
Working with two photographers means more angles and fewer missed moments. During the ceremony, one can capture the processional while the other faces you to catch reactions. At the reception, coverage can split between speeches, guests and details. Ask the studio how the two photographers divide the day for your wedding.
Ceremony and Reception Photography
Ceremony and reception photography captures the full arc of your day: getting ready, the first look, the vows, family portraits, the entrance, toasts, the first dance and the party. A full day of coverage gives the photographers time to tell that story in order, with room for portraits during golden hour.
Pricing and Coverage Time
Full wedding photography starts at $5,500, covering the ceremony and the reception. 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.
The vendor lists 2 photographers for 8 hours, so the exact time is confirmed in your quote before you book. Share your draft timeline so the coverage can be matched to your ceremony and reception.
Planning Your Wedding Photos
Build a timeline that leaves space for portraits, family photos and travel between locations. Make a list of family groupings and name a helper who can gather people quickly. Share must-have moments and any cultural traditions with your photographers, so they know exactly when to be in position.
Who This Package Suits
This wedding photography package suits hosts planning a full wedding with a ceremony and reception, including larger guest counts and venues with several spaces. It fits traditional weddings, cultural celebrations with many events in one day and any wedding where you want both formal portraits and candid documentary coverage.
What to Ask Before You Book
Ask the studio how images are delivered, how long editing takes and whether an engagement session or extra coverage can be added. Confirm how the two photographers coordinate during the day, what they need from your venue and how they handle low light at evening receptions. These answers help you plan with confidence and compare options fairly.
Why Full Day Coverage Matters
Weddings move fast, and many of the moments hosts treasure most happen away from the main events: a parent reading a letter, friends laughing during cocktail hour, a quiet moment between partners. Full day coverage with two photographers gives you a much better chance of seeing those moments later, along with every planned highlight.
Details, Portraits and Candids
A complete wedding gallery balances three kinds of images: details such as rings, invitations, flowers and decor; portraits of you, your wedding party and family; and candid moments of guests enjoying the day. Let the studio know which matters most to you, and plan your timeline so each kind of coverage has room.
Five-Star Rated Studio
The studio is five-star rated by past hosts across a large number of reviews, a strong signal of consistency for something as important as wedding photography. Read what past hosts say about communication, guidance during portraits and the final images, and use those themes to shape the questions you ask before you book.
How to Book
Send your wedding date, venue, guest count and draft timeline through the booking request. Mention any second locations and the style of images you love. The studio reviews your details, confirms availability and sends a quote for full wedding coverage.
