Loved the quality of service and photos provided by Photofete! The pricing was also very affordable! Would highly recommend!

Kimberly and her husband with Pressler Images were wonderful. They took some gorgous pictures of the wedding. Here price included her husband which dj at our wedding. He was a ton of fun and my guest had such a fun time. We are using Pressler Images from here on out for ALL our photo needs!

Kim Pressler with Pressler Images was fabulous to work with. She made all of our photo sessions an exprience to remember. She was on top of her game when it came to the reviewing and printing of all photos. I highly recommend her to capture your wedding day!

Kimberly and her husband, James, of Pressler Images were a phenomenal team. Their professionalism, attention to detail and attitude made them a pleasure to work with. I am thrilled with my wedding photos and would highly recommend this company.

I actually asked a friend of mine, who was a really good press photographer, but he was not a wedding photographer...and the pictures were just so-so. I recently had a former student (I teach photography) write me that they let a family member shoot their wedding (they didn't know I shot weddings) and said it was a disaster.

As far as James Presslar, the focus of this review. Although he did do my wedding a long time ago, I was one of his first weddings, and that was 15 years ago. He is still in business today and doing a great job and service for the Houston Community. The last time I checked his prices, he was very reasonable compared to the competition in Houston.

Hiring a photographer is both important and difficult. It is important because we remember what we have pictures of...just a fact of life. But, the photography industry has gotten to be so expensive. I am a wedding photographer and I feel bad about how much I charge. I don't even charge that much...and actually have people in the industry tell me all the time I don't charge enough. it is true that it is an expensive profession. Just one of my cameras, lens, flash, etc. is over $5,000. And for every hour at a wedding, I spend about 3 hours in post processing.

Bottom line? Definitely hire a photographer...don't even think your cousin can do it. But definitely shop around...defiantly hire a digital photographer...and find one that is willing to release the images to you...it is the trend these days.

James recently photographed a wedding in England for my granddaughter and his photography was absolutely outstanding. The family photographs were great and the Church, circa 1300's was very impressive. His photography of the bride and groom is beyond anything that I would have ever expected. If you can... take a look for yourself online. His website is: photofete.com

Was very nice and put together a nice photo album for us.

She responded fairly quickly to any emails, was on time and covered all the pics I asked for. Some of the shots I recieved were out of focus and, although I appreciate the thought, I would have liked if she weeded out some of the pics. Not all were worth keeping and there were so many to look at it was overwhelming.