I strongly dislike placing you in a box, or “package”.
However, for comparison sake, here are some popular packages that we’ve put together in recent weddings, to give you an idea where we fall $$

Add a Photographer to ANY Package for $400
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This Wedding was SO laid-back – and I loved it!! What great friends and family!! I think this was the first wedding I’ve attended that included a BONFIRE!!  More Photos after the JUMP >
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Jade and Will!  Man – what fantastic photos – thanks so much for being great!

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Starting at $250
You get 3 Hours of Photo Taking time, with 2 Outfits and as many locations as we can/want to fit in!
Want more time? Add an hour for $100 $75

what you get:

A Cd with All images from shoot (including basic color corrections, etc) and your choice of 20 photos completely tweaked  and tuned into works of art.
An online Gallery for your friends/family viewing/ordering pleasure

Day Package $650 holiday special $500
Same as above +
6 Hours of shooting
50 Image (7×7″) Hardcover Linen Proof-book (see below)

This is a great article published by the BBC which does an EXCELLENT job of demonstrating why wedding photography is a daunting task, and a worthy investment for your once-in-a-lifetime occasion!! To read the article click here for an excerpt, read below:

“But how hard can it be to get great shots at a happy occasion, where everyone is dressed up in picturesque locations? Most guests bring along their own cameras, after all.  Harder than it looks, says Paul Cudmore, a past winner of Wedding Photographer of the Year, who has been in the business for 18 years. “It’s all about emotions and capturing emotions. And obviously you’ve got to look out for vans driving past in the background.”  Most tricky of all is the group shot most couples want, if not for themselves, then for Mum and Dad, Auntie Mabel, and their grandparents.  To get that many people to stand in the right place, to look in the right direction – and to smile at the right time – can be like herding cats.”

Don Wright shooting Groomsmen in Murfreesboro TN

It really isn’t as easy as picking up your new canon 100000D with your shiny new lens, and switching it to “AUTO” mode and snapping away. Wedding photography takes planning, preparation, experience, and teamwork – let alone a careful eye and well trained shooter! I’ve heard HORROR stories about brides in the Southeast region who decide that they’ll have their “good friend from college” or “uncle who knows photography” document their special day for only a couple hundred dollars, and end up with nothing afterwards but a couple snapshots and dead flowers!

Groomsmen in Murfreesboro TN

Please, I beg you to research your next wedding photographers’ portfolio and talk to them about their experience. I’ve even posted a quick guide to questions your should ask your photographer!  For more tips on how to get the most out of your hard-earned dollars for photos that reflect artistry, magic, and professionalism, please check out my post about 10 Tips for Engagement Photos.