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WEDDING GUIDE Context 03 ABOUT the PHOTOGRAPHER 08 WHAT’S NEXT 10 ENGAGEMENT SESSIONS 14 TIMELINES 18 INVESTMENTS 19 a LA CARTE OPTIONS WEDDING GUIDE Context 03 ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER 08 WHAT’S NEXT 10 ENGAGEMENT SESSIONS 14 TIMELINES 18 INVESTMENTS 19 A LA CARTE OPTIONS 2 About Me Adventurous couples will find a kindred spirit in T.J., an Arizona wedding photographer with an affinity for photo sessions on the edges of desert cliffs. His natural style puts you at the focus of every image, letting authentic moments take the spotlight while simultaneously capturing the beauty of your surroundings. Whether you’re itching to hike up a mountain for engagement photos, elope underneath a waterfall, or get married at a beautiful resort, T.J. will capture your love story like no other. He is available to travel to wherever your adventure takes place. 3 Whats Next? WE’LL MEET FOR COFFEE OR DRINKS PICK THE BEST PACKAGE FOR YOUR DAY SIGN CONTRACTS SCHEDULE & PLAN YOUR ENGAGEMENT SESSIONS DEISGN THE BEST TIMELINE FOR YOUR DAY DELIVER YOUR PHOTOS & ALBUM 8 Engagement Capturing the real you and having a lot of fun doing so is what engagement sessions are all about! I’ll work with you to pick the best location and the best outfits for that location. In order to capture the real you, you want to make sure you are comfortable in your outfits. Engagement sessions are always an adventure. Whether we shoot your session on the edge of a mountain, under a waterfall, or at your home you will share sweet moments, laughs, dances, piggy back rides, cuddles, and soft wispers with your significant other during our session. 10 play a huge role in engagement photos. Outfits Colors, style, texture and accessories, all play their part. Here are some quick pointers on how to get the most out of your outfits. The first thing is you will want to bring options, and then on the day of we will meet 10 minutes before our session to make the final decisions. Secondly, you will want to limit the patterns or textures to only one person to ensure the photos don’t get too busy. Earthy colors that compliment each other and their enviroment always make for great photos. That means stick to complentary colors vs contrasting colors. Usually stay away from anything really bright or fluorescent. I recommend coordinating your outfits around some solid blacks, greys, tans or whites, then using a complimentary color to the location we are shooting in. I love fun outfits for girls. Long or short dresses, overalls, rompers, fun quirky style pants, etc. You can go something simple, something unique, or something fancy, but just make sure it is something that you are comfortable and confident in. Hats, jewelry and other accessories help to complete a look for girls. For guys pants or dark fitted jeans with a button down or collared shirt always look nice. You can complete the guys look with nice shoes and socks or add some layers like a sweater, cardigan, stylish jacket or blazer (if weather allows). We do a lot of moving around, and I give a lot of cues with movement, so make sure you can move around well in your shoes. 11 Timeline 12:00PM-12:30PM PHOTOGRAPH DETAILS 12:30PM-1:00PM PHOTOGRAPH GUYS 1:00PM-1:45PM PHOTOGRAPH GIRLS 1:45PM-2:00PM FINAL DRESS SHOT 2:00PM-2:15PM FIRST LOOK W/BRIDE & GROOM 2:15PM-3:00PM WEDDING PARTY PHOTOS 3:00PM-3:30PM FAMILY PHOTOS 3:30PM-4:00PM CEREMONY & RECEPTION DETAILS 4:00PM-4:30PM CEREMONY 4:30PM-4:45PM EXTENDED FAMILY Structuring your day is so helpful. There with the bride & groom. For this format you can do the 4:45PM-5:30PM BRIDE & GROOM PORTRAITS are two basic timelines and they revolve around there bridal party, and groomsman photos separetly before the 5:30PM-9:00PM RECEPTION being a first look with the bride & groom or not. If there ceremony. Then do the whole wedding party, family, and is a first look, then you have the option of doing all your bride & groom portraits after the ceremony. This format wedding party and family photos before the ceremony, works best with a ceremony start time 2 hours or more leaving any extended family photos and bride & groom before sunset and an extended happy hour of anywhere portraits after the ceremony. This format allows for your between 1 to 1.5 hours. Below is an example of my ceremony to start a little later, preferrably 1.5 hours before preferred timeline which includes the first look with bride sunset. The second format is when there is no first look & groom. 14 Investments Thomas Shull Lead Photographer - T.J. studied photography at Northern Arizona University and has been shooting profressionlly for 5 years. He loves to bring audiences into scenes of imagery that tells a story. He enjoys working with light, color, and candidness. The biggest reward for him is when he hears people say “seeing your photos makes me want to get out and have my own adventure.” Megan Sessions Associate Photographer - Megan is a profressional videographer here in the valley who has an amazing eye for photography. She has been shooting profressionally for 5 years and brings a romantic feel to our work. She enjoys working with light, color, and intimacy. 18 Pricing $4,75001 FULL DAY COVERAGE ONLINE PHOTO GALLERY ' CUSTOM TIMELINE A La Carte 20 POLAROID PHOTOS 11X13 BASIC ALBUM - CUSTOM ALBUM AVAILABLE SECOND PHOTOGRAPHER ADVENTURE ENGAGEMENT SHOOT: $500 ADVENTURE ENGAGEMENT SESSION LOCAL ENGAGEMENT SESSION: $250 EXTRA HOUR: $250 SECOND PHOTOGRAPHER: $500 $3,05002 11X13 BASIC ALBUM: $250 8 HOURS ONLINE PHOTO GALLERY 11X13 LEATHER OR LINEN ALBUM WITH LAY FLAT PAGES: $850-$1,250 CUSTOM TIMELINE 10 POLAROID PHOTOS KEEP SAKE BOX W/ 30 5X7 PRINTS AND USB: $300 SAVE THE DATES: $100-$300 THANK YOU CARDS: $100-$300 $2,25003 4 HOURS (ELOPEMENT/SMALL CEREMONY) ONLINE PHOTO GALLERY CUSTOM TIMELINE 18 19 .
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