Ceremony and portraits
from$1,650
- Ceremony, confetti, family groups and portraits
- Around 300 edited photos
- Online gallery within six weeks

Documentary wedding photography with a gentle hand on the portraits. We cover the whole day, deliver an online gallery within eight weeks and make albums built to outlast every hard drive you own.
Every wedding keeps its own timings, so this is one full day we photographed, shown as an example. Your version is written together on a planning call a month before the wedding.
| When | Moment | What we photograph |
|---|---|---|
| 10:30 | Getting ready | Dress and suit details, the rings, letters exchanged, hair and makeup being finished |
| 12:45 | Before the ceremony | Guests arriving, the room still and empty, nerves at the door |
| 13:30 | Ceremony | The walk in, the vows, the rings, the kiss and the faces in the front row |
| 14:15 | Confetti and family | A confetti exit, then up to ten family groups from your list in twenty minutes |
| 15:00 | Couple portraits | Twenty quiet minutes away from the crowd, back before the canapés are gone |
| 17:30 | Speeches | Every speaker, and the reactions around the room |
| 19:30 | First dance | The first dance, the floor filling and the last of the evening light |
Religious and civil ceremonies each have their own rules on photography and flash. We ask the officiant before the day and keep to them exactly.
Every collection includes a planning call, an online gallery to share with family and the right to print your photos wherever you like. Prices cover weddings within 150 km of the studio.
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Once we confirm the date, a booking fee of 25 percent holds it for you; the rest falls due a month before the wedding. We invoice directly, and travel beyond 150 km is quoted before you commit to anything.

Files get lost in old phones and forgotten folders, while an album sits on the shelf and comes down at every anniversary. Ours are lay flat books with thick pages, so a photo can run across a whole spread without a fold through the middle.
Once your gallery is delivered, you mark your favourites and we design the layout. You see every spread before anything is printed, and we change it until it feels like your day.
Send your own list before the planning call. These are the requests we hear most, and they travel on a card in the camera bag on the day.
Family groups go fastest as a written list with names. We keep it to ten groups, so nobody spends the drinks reception standing in a line.
One frame from each part of the day, taken at different weddings over the last two seasons.






We barely noticed them on the day, and then the gallery showed us moments we never saw, like a grandmother wiping her eyes during the vows. The album now lives on the coffee table.
The family photos took fifteen minutes from the list we had sent, and everyone was back at the drinks before the ice had melted.
A Tuesday elopement with eight guests looks like a full wedding in the photos. The portraits by the river are the best pictures ever taken of the two of us.
Around 700 for the whole day, 300 for ceremony and portraits and 150 for an elopement. We deliver every good frame rather than a fixed count, each one edited by hand for colour and light.
Yes. You receive a personal licence to print, share and post them as you wish. We keep the copyright and show a few in our portfolio only with your written agreement.
Full days always have two photographers, and we keep a short list of trusted colleagues with a similar style. If one of us cannot attend, a colleague steps in and the editing stays with us.
For collections of six hours or more, a meal for each photographer is appreciated, served when your guests eat so we are ready again for the speeches.
Always. Many religious and civil ceremonies limit flash or where a photographer may stand, so we ask the officiant beforehand and work quietly within those limits.
No. Every photo in your gallery is edited, and unedited files are not part of any collection, because they do not show the work you booked.
Send the date, when the ceremony starts, the town or kind of venue and about how many people are coming. Inside two working days we write back to say the date is open and suggest a call, or tell you honestly that another couple already has it.
Calls and studio visits are by appointment, and meeting to talk the day through costs nothing.
A studio by appointment in the riverside part of town, photographing weddings within 150 km
| Monday to Thursday | 10:00 to 18:00 |
| Friday | 10:00 to 14:00 |
| Weekends | Out at weddings |
Ask and we send a complete gallery from a recent wedding, shared with that couple's permission, so you can judge a whole day rather than a handful of favourites.
Ask for a full galleryThis wedding photographer website was built by AI from two sentences. Tell us about your business and yours is built the same way, with its pages, photos and booking in place, ready to preview in minutes.
About this sample page
Lantern Light Wedding Photography exists only as an example, a one page studio site built to show a wedding photographer presenting a whole day on AI Web Maker. A confetti exit fills the opening view, and the page moves straight into an hour by hour table of one example wedding. Three collections follow with hours, photo counts, delivery times and starting prices, then a dark section on lay flat albums. A list of moments couples ask for, six gallery frames and example reviews build trust in the day itself. Last comes a short request form asking for the date, the ceremony time and the venue in words.
Your own studio page begins with a handful of sentences on your style, your collections and how far you travel. From those the builder produces a draft, and you rewrite it until every line sounds like the person behind the camera. Couples then send date requests that you accept, move or decline, while fees stay between you and them. Billing waits until launch day, when hosting starts at $119 a year and the domain is added on top. Further down, each part of this example is taken apart with the reasons it was included.
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