Photography and Videography Package Guide

Choose the format you would regret losing

Photography and videography do not record a wedding in the same way. Photographs hold expressions, details and carefully timed fractions of a second. Film preserves movement, voices, music and the natural rhythm of the day. The practical decision is therefore not simply whether video is an extra expense. It is which parts of the wedding you want to experience again after the day has passed.

Begin by comparing the current photography and videography packages against your real priorities. Think about the vows, speeches, reactions, dancing and conversations as well as portraits and details. Some memories are powerful as still images; others gain meaning from sound and motion. Understanding that difference makes the package choice much clearer.

How the main packages differ

All Day Photography at £995

The £995 All Day Photography package provides photography from 10.00am until 8.30pm, covers all aspects of the wedding day and is available across the UK. Couples receive more than 1,000 fully edited images through a digital download. The website also states that two professional photographers attend every wedding, helping to capture different viewpoints and moments that happen at the same time.

This package can suit couples who mainly revisit memories through photographs, enjoy making prints and albums, or want full-day still coverage while keeping the package focused. It does not include the full wedding movie or highlights movie shown in the videography packages.

All Day Videography at £1,195

The £1,195 All Day Videography package covers 10.00am until 8.30pm and includes a full 40–50 minute movie and a highlights movie. It covers all aspects of the day and is available throughout the UK. This is a videography-only option, so it should not be confused with the photography package or assumed to include the 1,000+ edited images.

Videography may matter most to couples who want to hear the ceremony, speeches and laughter again. It can preserve the way people moved, spoke and reacted, including moments that are difficult to represent fully in a single frame. The wedding videography page provides examples of highlights films and can help you decide whether this is the format you naturally connect with.

Photography and Videography at £1,995

The £1,995 combined package includes coverage from 10.00am until 8.30pm, more than 1,000 images, a full 40–50 minute movie and a highlights movie. It covers all aspects of the wedding day and is available across the UK. For couples who value both still photographs and film, this is the direct combined option before an album or engagement shoot is added.

The value comes from receiving two distinct records rather than two versions of the same thing. Photographs make it easy to revisit individual expressions, decorations and family groups. Film brings back voices, movement and atmosphere. Exploring the wedding photography gallery alongside the video examples can show how the two formats complement one another.

Who is most likely to value combined coverage

Combined coverage can be particularly worthwhile when the ceremony and speeches are emotionally important, when family members are travelling from different places, or when the celebration includes performances, live music or energetic evening events. These are situations where sound and movement may become especially meaningful later.

It can also reduce the risk of post-wedding regret. Couples sometimes know immediately that photographs are essential but are unsure about film because it feels less familiar. A useful test is to imagine receiving only the photographs. Would you be satisfied, or would you wish you could hear a loved one’s speech and watch the ceremony again? Then reverse the question: would a film feel complete without a large edited collection of still images for printing, sharing and framing?

When one format may be enough

Choosing one service is not a lesser decision when it matches your habits and budget. Photography only may be ideal if you rarely watch long videos and mainly display or share still images. Videography only may suit a couple who already has a separate photographer or places exceptional value on sound and movement. The correct package is the one whose output you will actually revisit.

Budget should be considered honestly. The difference between £995 photography and the £1,995 combined package is significant, and that money may compete with other wedding priorities. At the same time, photographs and film are among the few elements that remain after the event. Compare immediate cost with long-term use rather than choosing automatically at either end of the price range.

Plan around the timetable and the people

All three core packages publish coverage from 10.00am until 8.30pm, so compare those hours with your actual schedule. Note when preparations start, when the ceremony begins, when speeches are planned and which evening moments are likely before coverage ends. A clear timetable helps you ask useful questions before booking.

The presence of two professional photographers at every wedding is also relevant to still coverage. Two viewpoints can help record simultaneous reactions, different preparation locations or the wider scene while another photographer focuses on a key moment. The site describes a natural, documentary-style approach and states that more than 1,000 photographs are professionally edited. The stated two-week turnaround applies to the fully edited wedding photographs; it should not be assumed to apply to video unless confirmed.

Use examples and reviews to test your preference

Look through real photographs, watch several highlights films and read client reviews. Do not judge videography from one short clip or photography from a handful of posed portraits. Notice which material makes you pause, smile or imagine your own family in the scene. The wedding blog and planning resources can also help identify moments you may not yet have considered.

Make a confident final comparison

Write down your non-negotiables before discussing prices. If you need a complete photographic record but film is optional, the £995 package may be the clear choice. If vows, speeches and movement matter as much as still images, the £1,995 combined package may provide the fuller record. If your priority is film and photography is already arranged elsewhere, the £1,195 videography package may be appropriate.

Confirm the current package information on the live Pricing page and ask about anything specific to your venue or timetable. Avoid relying on an old quotation, social post or remembered inclusion.

When you are ready, use the contact section to discuss your wedding plans and check availability. A good package decision should feel personal, practical and proportionate: it should preserve the parts of the day you care about most without adding elements you are unlikely to use.