Recently Lauren and I were part of a very large bridal show/event up at the Meadowlands Expo Center.  A HUGE show, there must have been nearly 25 photographer.  Many of which I had never heard of, although many were not from the general area.

As we spoke to engaged couples, we noticed two things most of these photographer had in common, based on the question asked of us.

First: How many hours of coverage in our packages?   I believe most other photographers limit the hours to keep the initial price lower hoping you'll spend to include over time hours at an additional fee.

Second:  Who would be our photographers?   Again, I believe, with many other photographers you don't get to meet your photographer until much closer to your wedding date.  In other word they have a staff of photographers they choose from to cover your wedding.

I'm going to address both of these:

As to the number of hours:  I don't believe in hourly wedding day coverage.  Never have.  What we do is NOT a 9-5, 8 hours of work typed of "job".

What I mean is, you wedding day shouldn't be limited because, "everyone else work an 8 hour day, why shouldn't I?"  or "By booking less hours you can save money." 

A wedding is a full day event.  I don't feel that should be limited.  When we photograph your wedding, you have us from the moment we start.  With us, usually where the groom is getting ready, (yes, we go to the groom first) to the very end of the reception.  No cutting out right after cake cutting.

I just don't believe in limiting hour on a wedding day.

As to who will be your photographers?  Lauren and I.  No doubt about it.  Come hell or high water, we'll be there.  You book us, you get us. 

I hope these few thing help prove to you why you want us at your wedding.  We have the attitude, skill and knowledge to deliver amazing images as promised.  

We will not disappoint.  That just doesn't happen.