Frequently asked questions
“It’s your wedding, not a photoshoot? What are you on about Tim?”
It’s my approach. Some would say ‘Documentary’. Something staged is not always real, and therefor won’t look real. I want to capture you as you are, with minimal interference from me. Natural, honest, real. Just forget that I am there and let everything flow naturally. That way, the photo will have real value, and you’ll look back at the images and remember the day as it actually happened.
“So does that mean there is no group photos then??”
Of course there’s going to be group photos! But don’t feel that you have to. Some people don’t want them, whereas other people do. It may not be ‘documentary’, but it’s important! I’ll aim to get these done with fun mixed in. The key is that these won’t eat into your day, and I aim to have groups done (and you all back to your drinks!) in 10-15 mins.
“How many photos will we get?”
The more fun and moments, the more images! I aim for a minimum of 450 edited images as per the style you see here on this website. All edited images are yours, with a mix of colour and black and white, all tweaked, loved and to the style you see here on this website. (Everything on here is my work from REAL weddings too!)
“How do we get our photos?”
You have them on an awesome web gallery to share with THE WORLD (or just your friends), where you can download the full size versions or versions for the web, so you can share them on your favourite social media platforms. On top of that you’ll receive a gorgeous wooden USB presentation box with a USB of all the images and 4x6 prints - I’ll even squeeze in some sweets if there is room! (Yum!)
“How long will we have to wait to get our photos?”
This depends on how many weddings I have shot before yours. Typically it’s anywhere between 6-8 weeks. This is because I am making sure every image I deliver is as good as it can be. No presets, filters or quick fixes here!!
“Are you insured?”
Yes. I am insured for public liability and public indemnity. On top of that, all my equipment is insured, and I always have backup gear on hand, just in case something unfortunate happens!
How much does a wedding photographer cost?
Pricing on wedding photography varies massively, and all depends on what sort of coverage you want. Do you want 2 hours for an intimate micro-wedding, or go all out with 2 photographers for a whole day?
According to yourperfectweddingphotographer.co.uk, The average price for wedding photographer for 2019-2020 was £1,590, based on a full day starting package from a professional wedding photographer.
If you have any questions that I have missed, feel free to drop me an email on tim@timwoodphoto.co.uk
Tim Wood - Norfolk Wedding Photographer