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Affordable wedding photography to fit any budget. I can create beautiful lasting memories for you to share! Photographing weddings all over the state it’s easy for me to come to you! Have a question? I want to hear from you! Call me or email me about your wedding photography needs!

The Pic Chick Wedding Photography is a 2008 WPD Creative Wedding Photo Contest Finalist

The Pic Chick, Ivy Harding, is proud to offer professional Phoenix & Tucson Wedding Photography services at an affordable price.

I offer a wide variety of photography services in order to meet your needs.

Wedding Photography is my passion and to make it affordable just makes it that much better. An Affordable Phoenix & Tucson Wedding Photographer that cares too! I use the natural lighting of your Wedding Day and Location to create Lasting Memories.

I proudly provide Wedding Photography services not only to just the Phoenix & Tucson areas but to all of Arizona, including Gilbert, Mesa, Chandler, Scottsdale, Tempe, Sedona, Flagstaff and more!!

I Love Traveling all over to Photograph Arizona Weddings!

So for all your photography needs in Phoenix, Tucson as well as Arizona please give me a call.
You'll be happy that you did.

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I would highly recommend "The Pic Chick" her pictures are pure magic!!

How do you identify your primary photographic style? Romantic & Modern, with a Fun Twist.

Please describe any special techniques you offer: I do not charge extra for Retouching or Photograph Effects. Photograph Effects include: Color Black and White Sepia Add Color Antique Color Hand Coloring

Which lighting situations do you have experience with? The majority of all lighting situations.

Do you have a media preference? Digital only.

How many photographers do you work with? 1-2 others.

Do you guarantee your presence at the actual event? Yes always.

Do you sometimes book yourself for more than one wedding in a day? No, One wedding per day.

Do you have a replacement photographer in case you become unavailable on the wedding day? Yes I do.

What kind of equipment do you typically bring with you on the day-of? My Regular Digital camera as well as a back up Digital Camera, I only use Nikon.

Do you charge hourly or full day? Hourly.

If hourly, are you available for shooting overtime? If so, how much do you charge for overtime? Yes, Over time charges vary on how many hours you wish to purchase.

Do you require a meal break? If yes, do you require that the wedding party provide your meal? No Breaks, Yes they must provide a meal.

How many breaks do you usually take throughout the day? None.

Do you charge for travel? Nope.

How soon after the event are the proofs ready for viewing? 3-8 weeks.

In what format are the initial proofs offered? Online viewing and ordering as well as a CD of all the images for the Bride & Groom.

How long can the couple keep the proofs? Forever.

Do you retain the copyright for the photos? Yes.

Do you reserve the right to publish the photos? Yes.

Do you provide the digital files and/or negatives (or copies of the negatives) to the couple? Yes.

Will images be available for viewing on an online gallery? Yes.

What kind of albums do you offer? I offer 3 very different types, a Leather Bound Album, Photo Cover Bound Album, Suede Bound Album.

When will I get the final book? About 2-3 Weeks after you submit your images and any changes.

How long does it take to deliver a book? 5-10 business days.

Additional Questions and Answers

If you’re on a tight budget, having a friend photograph your wedding might seem like a great way to save some money. However, there are several factors you should consider before making this decision:
• If you’re considering digital photography, does your friend have a camera that will take the quality of images you need to make large prints? Making snapshot size prints typically won’t be a problem, but your friend will need an extremely high resolution camera to take photos suitable for prints larger than an 8x10.
• Does your friend have the skills necessary to take the pictures you want? Taking pictures at a wedding is not the same as taking snapshots at a family picnic or photographing a child’s baseball game. Think twice before allowing a friend who is new to photography to handle your wedding photos.
• How will you handle the need for digital retouching? When you hire a professional photographer, he/she can retouch images to remove acne and other imperfections. This probably won’t be an option if your friend is in charge of wedding photography.
• Does your friend have a back-up plan for emergencies? What will happen if your friend is sick on the day of your wedding or something happens to his/her camera? While a professional photographer will always have a back-up plan when shooting a wedding, this may not be something your friend has considered.
Remember, a wedding is a once-in-a-lifetime event. You won’t get a second chance to get pictures of this special day. Think of the services of a professional photogrpaher as a wise investment.