This wedding photography package includes 5 hours of coverage with one photographer, 350 edited photos and an online gallery. A Los Angeles based wedding photo and video team offers it as the shorter of its main packages, describing it as perfectly tailored for an intimate wedding with the people you love.
Five hours works well for smaller celebrations where getting ready, the ceremony, portraits and the first part of the reception happen close together. Hosts get a single photographer focused on the moments that matter most, with a set number of delivered images so expectations are clear before the day.
What's Included
- 5 hours of continuous wedding day coverage
- 1 photographer
- 350 delivered photos
- Online gallery for
This wedding photography package includes 5 hours of coverage with one photographer, 350 edited photos and an online gallery. A Los Angeles based wedding photo and video team offers it as the shorter of its main packages, describing it as perfectly tailored for an intimate wedding with the people you love.
Five hours works well for smaller celebrations where getting ready, the ceremony, portraits and the first part of the reception happen close together. Hosts get a single photographer focused on the moments that matter most, with a set number of delivered images so expectations are clear before the day.
What's Included
- 5 hours of continuous wedding day coverage
- 1 photographer
- 350 delivered photos
- Online gallery for viewing, sharing and downloading
Pricing
The 5 Hour Photo package is $4,000 per event, as published by the vendor. The price covers 5 hours of photography coverage on a single day with one photographer. Hosts can add optional services from the vendor's published add-on list, and any add-ons are confirmed in your quote before you book.
Optional Photo Add-Ons
- Engagement session with a package: $1,000
- Stand-alone engagement session: $2,000
- 10 preview images: $300
- Second shooter, digital only: $1,500
- Second shooter, film only, with processing and film rolls: $1,900
- Second shooter, digital and film: $2,200
- Behind-the-scenes iPhone photo and video for social media: $1,000
Adding Video
The team also films weddings. A 5 Hour Cinema package with one videographer and a 3 to 4 minute feature film is listed at $4,000, and a combined 5 Hour Photo and Cinema package is listed at $7,000. Hosts who want both can ask about the combined package when requesting a quote.
Planning Your 5 Hours
Most hosts use five hours to cover the final stretch of getting ready, the ceremony, family formals, portraits and the opening moments of the reception such as introductions, first dance and toasts. Sharing a draft timeline in advance helps the photographer place coverage where it counts and avoid gaps between key moments.
If your day runs longer, the vendor also publishes an 8 Hour Photo package at $5,000 with one photographer and 450 photos, and an 8 Hour Luxe Photo package at $6,500 with two photographers, 600 photos and 10 previews. Comparing tiers against your timeline makes it easier to pick the right amount of coverage.
Film Photography Option
For hosts who love the look of film, the team offers an 8 Hour Analog Photo package at $5,600 with one film photographer, 10 rolls of film and 360 film photos, described as grainy, warm and beautiful. The vendor notes that film photography requires a second shooter, so that add-on is part of planning a film wedding.
Your Online Gallery
All 350 photos are delivered through an online gallery, which makes it simple to view the full story of the day, share images with family and guests, and download files for prints, albums or thank-you cards. Hosts can ask about the delivery timeline for the gallery when they confirm the booking.
Questions to Ask Before Booking
Ask how the photographer plans coverage across a five hour window, whether travel to your venue region adds any fee, and how the add-ons change the delivered gallery. Confirming these points in writing keeps the package, the timeline and the total price aligned before the retainer step.
Who This Package Fits
This package fits intimate weddings, elopements with family present, courthouse celebrations followed by dinner, and smaller receptions where the main events happen within a few hours. It also suits hosts who want a clear delivered image count and a single photographer rather than a larger crew.
Planning Tips
- Build your timeline so the ceremony and portraits fall inside the 5 hours
- Plan golden hour portraits if your schedule allows
- Share a family photo list before the wedding
- Decide early whether you want a second shooter or video
Check Availability
Send your wedding date, venue region, guest count and a rough timeline to request a quote. The team will confirm availability, review any add-ons and finalize your booking. Exact arrival time and coverage start are confirmed once your date is reserved and the timeline is set.
