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The photography fees that aren't in the package price.

Overtime, a second shooter, travel to the venue, and whether edited images and the rights to them are included. Four questions decide whether the package price is the price.Overtime, a second shooter, travel to the venue, and whether edited images and the rights to them are included.

Compare photographer prices — asking is free Pick up to 15 photographers. Their prices go side by side in one comparison.

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58%of photographers don't put any price on their website. We checked 792.
$2,400is the typical “starting at” price photographers post. It's a floor, not what you'll pay.

How we counted

What you get

Every photographer who answers, side by side in one comparison: their number, what it includes, and what it comes to for your date. If one doesn't reply, you'll see that too.

WhoAll-inWhat it includes
Northlight Studio$4,2008 hours, second shooter included
Maren Cole Photo$5,60010 hours, album included
Field & Frame$3,3006 hours, overtime $350 an hour
Two Birds Photo—No reply yet, asked twice

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The five questions we ask every photographer

What the website says instead of a number:

“packages start at”

  1. Are you available on the date?
  2. What do your packages cost, and what's included in each?
  3. How many hours does that cover, and what's the overtime rate?
  4. Is a second shooter included or extra?
  5. Is there a travel fee to the venue, and are edited images and rights included?

Asked in one email, in plain words, with your date and your numbers in it. Then chased -- most of the real numbers come from the second or third try, not the first.

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