Frequently Asked Questions about Wedding Photography

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I know that choosing your wedding photographer is an important decision that raises many questions.
That is why I want to give you all the answers to the questions I am most often asked.
Below are the main questions couples ask me, with detailed answers to help you make an informed, confident decision.

1. 1. What is your photography style?
      Every photographer has their own style.
      I specialise in reportage, capturing real, authentic moments without forced poses.
      At our first meeting, I will “let the images speak” to help you decide whether my style suits your preferences.
   2. Will we sign a contract?
      For professionalism and mutual peace of mind, a contract is essential to set out the agreed services and the important details of your day.
   3. Can I have different quotations?
      I offer a range of options to suit your budget and needs, including extras such as a photo booth, different types of photo albums and prints on various materials.
   4. Do you offer video services too?
      Not directly, but I will be happy to give you the details of the professionals I work with who do.
   5. Will there be additional costs if the wedding runs late?
      To avoid surprises, I explain any additional charges for extra time from the outset and include them in your personalised quotation.
   6. How long will it take to receive the photographs?
      Within a few days of the wedding, I will provide a preliminary selection of low-resolution photographs through a private cloud gallery. All the selected high-resolution images will be delivered within 30–60 days, depending on my workload at the time.
   7. How will I receive the photographs?
      In a personalised presentation box containing both printed photographs and digital images, making it easy to enjoy and share them.
   8. Are you available for weddings outside the region?
      I can travel wherever needed.
   9. Can the images be retouched?
      My style does not involve radically altering an image in post-production. I balance and optimise the lighting to keep it as faithful to reality as possible.
      Working digitally makes it possible to apply filters to turn a colour image into black and white, or vice versa, depending on the result during the selection process, which I handle personally.
   10. What time do you start photographing?
       I usually start during the preparations, so I will be ready to capture every special moment from the beginning of your day.
       Please let me know if you would prefer a different starting time.
   11. When is final confirmation needed?
       I recommend not waiting too long, especially during peak season, to avoid losing your date.
       Ask about the timing so that you can plan ahead.

With these questions, you will be ready to choose the right photographer!

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