$8500*

 

What’s included:

• 8 hours of coverage by Alex Paul as a lead photographer+assistant
• Editing and retouching process
• A sneak peek in 48 hours and a full gallery in 4 weeks
• A custom timeline and family formal photos shot list
• Final product: online gallery to host and review your wedding photos with downloading and sharing options
• Printing rights
• Option to add a la carte items

 

$6500

 

What’s included:

• 8 hours of coverage by Violet ( Alex Paul’s associate photographer) as a lead photographer+assistant
• Editing and retouching process
• A sneak peek in 48 hours and a full gallery in 4 weeks
• A custom timeline and family formal photos shot list
• Final product: online gallery to host and review your wedding photos with downloading and sharing options
• Printing rights
• Option to add a la carte items

a La Carte:

• Engagement session (if booked with a wedding) – $1000
• Additional hour of wedding day coverage after 8 hours by Alex Paul –  $800
• Additional hour of wedding day coverage after 8 hours by Violet –  $700
• Additional photographer – $150/hour
• Welcome party | rehearsal dinner | brunch ( 3 hours) – $2500
• Wedding album – $1500+

Discounts:

Weekday wedding (Monday – Thursday) – 10% OFF
Off-season wedding (November – April) – 10% OFF

* If you have an elopement or a small intimate wedding and need less than 8 hours, it’s $1100/hour, two hours minimum. 

~ FAQ ~

Q: What’s your photography style and approach?

I believe capturing candid, unposed moments is the best way to tell the wedding day story. Regarding portraits, I give clear directions and orchestrate families and wedding parties. My goal is to create sincere, stylish images that capture the real personalities of my couples and the raw emotion of one of the most important days of their lives. We’re on the same page if you’re not into the fake-smile-for-the-camera-everyone-say-cheese thing.

Q: Do you shoot film?

My main cameras are digital, but I bring a couple of film cameras to every wedding if you’d like your wedding to be photographed on film only – happy to chat about that!

Q: How many hours of coverage do we need?

Full wedding day coverage can be from 7 to 14 hours.

It depends on:

– getting ready location both for you and your partner
– ceremony location
– cocktail hour and reception location
– type of ceremony (non-religious, catholic, Jewish, etc.)
– are you interested in doing a first look and doing bride+groom photos, wedding party photos, and family photos before the ceremony
– size of your wedding party, size of immediate families

Q: Do we need additional photographers?

I’m super confident photographing a wedding by myself with the help of my assistant. But you need a second photographer if:
You have a large number of guests or complicated logistics. Or you need photographers in different locations simultaneously—for example, a traditional Jewish wedding or an Indian wedding.

Q: When and how many photos do we get?

Sneak peek photos – 48 hours, full wedding gallery – 4 weeks. You can expect 40-60 images/hour of coverage from one photographer and 60-80 from two photographers.

Q: What’s your editing style?

Clean and timeless, natural skin tones. And copy of all photos in black and white.

Q: What are the next steps to book you?

– A video call or in-person meeting to ensure we are a good fit.
– Signing a contract (online).
– Paying 30% of the total amount to block the date.

Q: Do we need an engagement photo session?

No pressure here! Totally up to you! It’s a fun way to spend time and create something beautiful and creative.
Also, it helps to get comfortable with each other in front of me and my camera so that when the big day arrives, you are relaxed and completely in the moment. During peak wedding season (June – September), I only do engagement photo sessions on Cape Cod. October through May – I can travel to your location.

Q: Do you travel for weddings?

Yes. Before moving to the USA, I mainly worked as a destination wedding photographer. I still photograph a couple of weddings and elopements in Europe each year.