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Larmon Studio’s philosophy is simple, “your day, your way”™. No matter what style of photography you desire, traditional, unobtrusive photojournalistic, or a combination of both, Larmon’s eclectic style allows them to create images that insure your photographs depict the romance and emotion of your day. Wherever your wedding is--Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Miami, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, or even Toronto -- Larmon will work closely with you and your coordinator to choreograph your day so you have the photographs you desire, while you and your families enjoy your day.

Larmon’s "Love Story" (an informal, fun engagement session) allows them to work with you before your wedding day giving you the chance to become familiar with how they work. Your "Love Story" session, combined with your pre-wedding day consultation, will help create a more relaxed atmosphere on your wedding day.

Many couples take advantage and express their love while experiencing Larmon’s unique "Romantic" formal session. These sessions are scheduled for a day prior to or after your wedding. The "Romantic" formal session provides a fun, creative and certainly a more relaxed atmosphere while guaranteeing great weather for your outdoor portraits. Couples who experience this session preserve this special moment in their lives with breathtaking images.

Call (215) 642-0062 today to schedule your FREE CONSULTATION.

• Why should I select Larmon to preserve my wedding memories?
The Larmon name has been synonymous with providing high quality products and outstanding personal service for 70 years in the Delaware Valley. We are a small family owned studio that is 100% dedicated to creating/capturing family memories. At Larmon you are never a number or just another wedding to us. We are not interested in being just your wedding photographer, but also your family photographer!

Our staff is under the direction of a Master/ Craftsman Photographer who is Certified by the Professional Photographer’s of America. These are the most coveted and prestigious degrees that can be earned by photographers in North America!

• What happens if my photographer gets sick?
Not to worry! We never over book or over extend ourselves; therefore, we always have members of our staff ready to be of service to you in case of an emergency.

• What happens if my photographer’s equipment malfunctions?
All Larmon Photographers & Videographers carry multiple cameras and lenses with them in case of a malfunction.

• Do I have the option to purchase the digital files or raw footage?
Absolutely, although several of our photography plans already include the digital files.

• How will my photographer/videographer know what I want?
You will have the opportunity to fully discuss your needs during your pre-wedding day consultation.

• Will I be able to view my photographs on the internet?
Of course! Your family and friends will also be able to place orders directly with us, leaving you worry free!

• Do you offer engagement sessions?
Not only do we offer engagement sessions in our studio, but we also offer special “Love Story” sessions. Larmon’s “Love Story” session, shot on location, is informal and fun for all and is often combined with your pre-wedding day consultation. Don’t forget to ask us about video “Love Story” sessions.

Don’t trust your once in a lifetime memories to a once in a while photographer/videographer.
For many wedding photographers and videographers your wedding is a secondary/supplemental source of income. Selecting a studio is an important decision.  Be sure to select a full time company that makes you feel comfortable and treats you like an individual, not a number, and is 100% dedicated to creating/capturing images. With Larmon you get a studio that is not interested in being just your wedding photographer, but also your family photographer!

Photographically, the largest concerns are the size of the Bride’s bouquet and the color of her attendants bouquets and dresses.
• The Bride’s bouquet should be 20% smaller than her waist so it will not hide too much of the Bride or make the flowers appear smaller in photographs.
• When selecting the color of your Maid/Matron of Honor and the Bridesmaid’s bouquets, you should take a swatch of the gowns to your florist and ask for his/her suggestions for flowers that are in season.
• Avoid violet dresses. Violet is at the far end of the spectrum of visible light and does not photograph well. Violet will appear blue in your photographs.