Cost for Photography & Videography

Ours was $7800 for photography and $3700 for videography. The photographer is supposed to be amazing so I hope it works out.

Our wedding will be in Napa Valley.

We spent $4600 on photography and didn’t have a videographer.

No videography, but $1400 for 6 hours of photos and her travel expenses (flight and car)

$1,710 (I got a 10% discount, so it would have been $1,900) for our photographer which includes 8 hrs and a second shooter. $1,000 for our videographers which is a husband and wife duo for all day coverage, roughly 12 hours. So, $2,710 total for four people to capture our day. Not sure where you are, but we're in Georgia, so that may make a huge difference in pricing.

Our photographer was $2250 and our videographer was $1250 Both of them have gone up in price since we booked in 2018. Our photography package is now $2750 and our videography package is $2500.

We spent 3700 on our photographer and that includes engagement session, boudoir lingerie shoot, and 8 hours of coverage with 2 shooters on wedding day. No videographer

We spent $3,000 on a photographer (8 hours of coverage, second shooter, and she included engagement photos). We didn’t have a videographer.

I'm getting married in Vegas, the photographer is $1350 and videographer is $1200. Vendors of the same level/expertise in my area/hometown are 2-3 times the cost.

We’re spending $4000 for photography (2 shooters, 9 hours of coverage, engagement session, and album) and $600 on videographer (friend of a friend who does corporate videography but is breaking into the wedding scene; not as important to us, hence the risk with someone less experienced). Orange County, CA

We're spending about $2100 for a photo/video package!

3500 for two shooters - one for 9 hours one for 5 hours. 1250 for videographer for 10 hours.

Just so you know these costs vary a lot from region to region. Where I live $3000 is the minimum investment for photography by a quality, professional photographer for the average length wedding and coverage. I found a couple talented photographers who would shoot for a little bit less but they were less experienced. In general, $3000-$4000 is a good starting point for our area, but you can easily spend double or triple that if you want multiple shooters, longer coverage, engagement shoots, or albums added on, and even more if you add in video.

Our photographer has videographer that work for him, so we got; 2 photographers, a videographer, 1 custom photo album, 2 (almost as nice as ours but no custom cover) parent photo albums, an engagement shoot and rights to all our photos for a little over 5k and we are in the Chicago suburbs. I think we got a great deal. We really spent on high end photo albums, that’s what drove the price up.

He was amazing with our engagement shoot and so fun and easy to work with I’m just SO happy we went with him. There’s a big company in the Chicago suburbs that’s just dominates (TWA if you’re in the area) and they were so impersonal, I’m really glad we went with a small private business. So I’d recommend to shop around for someone who is a good fit for you and your husband and take more into account than just if they fit in the budget.

I was lucky and spent less than $500 but I had quotes for $1-2k

Booked our videographer for $3,650 and will book a photographer for around $2,250. Reasonable prices and we live in the Bay Area

$4200 for our photographer (includes engagement pictures, 2 photographs on our wedding day for 9 hours with 50-75 edited pictures per hour and we get a USB with all our pictures on it) and $2600 for our videographer (2 videographers for full day coverage, drone coverage, digital copy of films & USB with a 6-8 minute highlight video)!

$3,200 on photography & $2,500 on videography.

2,000 for photography & 2,500 for videography. Both for 8 hours and 2 shooters

General starting price can be anywhere from $1-2k, it depends on several factors ( education, experience, traditional or elopement, etc )

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