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How to Find the Best Wedding Photographer and Videographer | Questions to Ask and What to Look For
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- Everything you need to know to book the best wedding photographer and videographer for your big day!
The thing about wedding photos is you really only get ONE CHANCE to get them right. Be sure you book the right wedding photographer! In this video I will walk you through the step-by-step process of finding the right wedding photographer (and videographer) for you.
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Wedding Photographer Contract Checklist:
The events, dates, times, and specific addresses where they will be expected to shoot (incl. engagement session)
Contracted number of hours + overtime terms and fees + break times
The photographer's name & the number of assistants they will have
Emergency substitute policy should they not be able to attend for some reason
Shot list policy + specific events they will or won’t cover (getting ready, first look, etc.)
Number of proofs you will get + how and when you will receive them
When and how you will place and receive your final order
The expected dress code for the photographers & assistants
Copyright details (can you share them on social media?)
Itemized list of fees + total cost
Reorder price & process
Deposit amount + due date
Final payment amount + due date
Refund/cancellation policy
Watch out for a disparagement clause!
Here are the contract must-haves for the videographer:
The events, dates, times, and specific addresses where they will be expected to shoot
Contracted number of hours + overtime terms and fees + break times
The videographer's name & the number of assistants they will have
Emergency substitute policy should they not be able to attend for some reason
Shot list policy + specific events they will or won’t cover (getting ready, first look, etc.)
Number of hours of raw footage they agree to shoot
Editing process details + and specific features or effects you have agreed on
Background music that will be played including a list of specific songs if you know which ones you want
Copyright details (can you share on social media?)
Itemized list of fees + total cost
Deposit amount + due date
Final payment amount + due date
Refund/cancellation policy
Watch out for a disparagement clause!
Please give this video a thumbs up if it was helpful & let me know in the comments if you have any topics you would like to see in my upcoming videos!
Happy Planning!
xo Kyle James
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I agree when you say to meet someone in person!
I got a whole completely different vibe from someone once we met in person!
Best of luck to you beautiful brides!
Perfect video because I'm in the process of looking for photographer and will be meeting them soon!
LOVE all your videos! Watched every single one!
Thank you for your advice! We’re meeting them this Monday!
Great advice! I’m in the process of looking for a wedding photographer and this is so helpful
Absolutely love your videos! Are all the questions listed in this video in the ultimate wedding planner? I plan on purchasing it soon😊
Hi Bobbie! Yes, they are all in the planner!! There is a set for the photographer and another set of questions for the videographer. 💕
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Over $4K for photos!?!? The target audience must be millionaires…
Like really, spending more than a months salary on photos in the age of iPhones is nuts.
For that price, they often do retouches and stuff which is time consuming and requires skill and would include video as well
that's actually low range price photographers. they're gonna do editing, researching, they are gonna be doing work not only at that time they are at your wedding but before and after, they'll be spending hours after the wedding skimming through and editing, you'll be paying their hours on the day and the type of equipment their using, some would have a whole package that includes a wedding photo album already or a package with either engagement session or prenupor both then if the guest list is big and the timeline is long, they would probably have a second shooter. Mid range and high-end are way way more expensive. A lot of photographers would not also agree with only giving "raw" (actually unedited photos) inorder for the client to pay less because a lot use the actual "raw" type instead of jpeg during the wedding day, that means its gonna really need to be edited and their fee usually includes the editing process since most of their time is consumed with after the wedding work.
what you can do is find photographers that has just been starting out but that would be risky unless you have a low guest count, short wedding timeline and you personally know them, you can save through that.
I still think it’s nuts though I did find it is a low average. 😬 I got an 4hr package with a discount for much less and will indeed get candid phone photos for the rest. I just think that kind of spending for one part of one day is way way too much. Like that’s a small home deposit… but for those who have that kind of money lying around, good on ya
@@ruthvansandt9713 no, its (your statement) complete valid, if we're looking only on the amount itself, it is A LOT. But because of where it is being allocated that's why i said its for a lower price. hoping there's no misunderstandings 😊