iflynething
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I have been asked to do a wedding Sunday, April 29th.
What the bride needs from me are around 150 pictures (that's what she told me, but I will take many more and we can go from there) of the before, the ceremony, aftershots of the family/bride/groom, and of course the reception.
Going from that, what would YOU expect to be charged and/or what would you charge for something like this.
Also, I have experience with one wedding which I did in November. I took around 300 shots and the bride was very happy with the results, even though all I had was my Nikon point-and-shoot.
I have some time to get aquainted with wedding photography.
This would be considered my first "true" wedding "shoot." The other thing is I have just Nikon Point and shoot and I definately don't want to roll in there with that. I told the bride I am working on a better camera (a Nikon D40 or 50) which will take higher quality, and better pictures. It's not that the Nikon doesn't take good ones, it just being seen taking the pictures with that camera.
I hope you can help.
Thank you
~Michael~
What the bride needs from me are around 150 pictures (that's what she told me, but I will take many more and we can go from there) of the before, the ceremony, aftershots of the family/bride/groom, and of course the reception.
Going from that, what would YOU expect to be charged and/or what would you charge for something like this.
Also, I have experience with one wedding which I did in November. I took around 300 shots and the bride was very happy with the results, even though all I had was my Nikon point-and-shoot.
I have some time to get aquainted with wedding photography.
This would be considered my first "true" wedding "shoot." The other thing is I have just Nikon Point and shoot and I definately don't want to roll in there with that. I told the bride I am working on a better camera (a Nikon D40 or 50) which will take higher quality, and better pictures. It's not that the Nikon doesn't take good ones, it just being seen taking the pictures with that camera.
I hope you can help.
Thank you
~Michael~