My style of Wedding Photography is Photojournalistic, sometimes referred to as Storybook, Reportage or Journalistic, and I provide a number of packages. ALL packages have a similar basis, and the difference is in the album sizes and number of pages and images. Some also include “Parental Albums”

ALL PACKAGES INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:

£95 booking fee (This is included as part of the total package cost)

Coverage of the wedding day, including :

1) Early preparation of Bride and Bridesmaids (This usually includes the Bride's parents and family)

2) Early preparation of Groom (This usually includes Best Man and Groom's family).

The above are very much dependant on distance between the two locations and available time (Bride has priority!).

3) Journey to wedding venue (Usually arrival at venue).

4) Wedding Service (Including registry signing etc)

5) The exit from wedding service, including informal group and family shots.

6) The reception/speeches etc

7) The Bride and Groom relaxing (?) before the start of the evening reception.

8) The full evening reception isn't normally covered, due to low lighting etc. However, I would stay until the first dance, as the light usually remains halfway decent until then.

A Photojournalist Wedding Album (size of album, number of photographs and additional parent albums dependant on package)

A website set up so you can order individual photographs found in the Album, and some that were possibly not included within the album. (allowing you to put an album together yourselves as a keepsake for someone, or possibly have larger prints framed etc. )

Reprints of the Wedding Album would be at a discount

The Wedding Album usually takes four to six weeks to prepare (most of the work would be in the preparation of the photographs)

Payment can be made in three instalments four months before, three months before and two months before the wedding. Each invoice would have a maximum of thirty days to be paid.

The emailed invoice will allow you to pay online, but will also provide details on how to pay by cheque should you wish to do so.

For a better understanding of the difference between Reportage and Classic styles of wedding photography, Stuart Boreham explained it quite well.