The Wedding Package by James Barry of Kyla Photographics

* Portraiture studio session.
A session at our studio and 2 printed images. This is a very important part of our package. It allows us to get to know each other and gives you some great engagement prints.

* With you every step of the way.
James will arrive as early as necessary and stay with you right through to the reception. We have no maximum time, or any extra cost for staying the whole day.

* Enlargement.
We include one unframed enlargement up to 18” x 12”.

* 20 page album.
We include twenty page 8” x 8” image book as part of our package.
Please note that you can have as many images on one page as you like. CLICK HERE for examples.

* Images on a web page.
With your permission, all good images (normally 150-350) will be places on a private web page that can be view by your friends and relatives.

Saturday (& Bank holiday weekends) wedding package: £851.87 (£725+VAT)

Other day wedding package: £675.62 (£575+VAT)

Credit cards accepted.
We ask for a £50 deposit and the balance to be paid on or before the wedding day.

Additions

* 30 page (10"x10" max print size) presentation album - £360+VAT
Larger and smaller ones are also available.

* 100 page digital album - £600+VAT

* Extra Prints
If you are not purchasing the CD, you can buy individual images. 6”x8” (A5) are £10, 8” x 10” are £15. The cost of larger prints are available on request.

General notes when booking any photographer

Anybody can call themselves a wedding photographer. The best way to ensure the one you book has reached a required standard, is to ensure they are registered with one of the two professional photography associations. These are the British Institute of Professional Photographers ( www.bipp.com ) and the Master Photography Association ( www.thempa.com ). As well as being qualified, members all have professional indemnity, which is essential if something goes wrong.

You must meet your photographer before your wedding. It is very important they have details of specific images required, as well as the style of pictures you are after.

Ideally, meet them at the planning stage, so the correct amount of time can be built into the day’s schedule for photographs at the different locations.

You must ensure the photographer knows your family structure, particularly if step-parents are involved or close family members have died. Without this information it is very easy to create an embarrassing moment on the day.

Bride and grooms often ask about black and white images, if your photographer is using digital equipment then any image can easily be converted from colour to black and white on a computer. With film images it is still possible but more difficult.

Ensure you understand the total cost involved with any photographer by knowing the prices of reprints and presentation albums. Couples sometimes spend more on print and enlargement orders after the wedding, than the fee for the day itself.!

Photographers are in a position to help recommend other wedding services, we see which are good and bad. CLICK HERE for James's list. If you are afraid to ask your photographer for advice, then you have chosen the wrong photographer!