Intimate
The Day, Held
$4,000
The short wedding — ceremony, portraits, a reception that doesn’t run late. One photographer, six hours.
- One photographer, 6 hours
- Full edited gallery
- Slideshow and a drive of the files
Pricing
Six hours is the intimate day. Eight is what most Orange County weddings actually book — getting ready through the last dance. Every collection includes an online gallery, print release, a sneak peek, and the files on a drive.
Intimate
$4,000
The short wedding — ceremony, portraits, a reception that doesn’t run late. One photographer, six hours.
Most asked
$5,600
The Orange County standard: getting ready through the last dance, plus an hour together before the wedding.
The pair
$8,700
Anne and David — both lead photographers — on stills and the cut. Eight hours, one studio — the way most couples now book the day.
The long one
$11,400
Ten hours of photo and film, a second photographer for vows and the other room. First look, two places, a late send-off.
Elopements
Two hours to start. Three is the usual. Same gallery, print release, and true-color edit as a wedding day.
The short one
$2,200
2 hours
Vows and portraits. Courthouse steps, a bluff, then home. One photographer.
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$2,600
3 hours
Two places, or a little getting ready and the ceremony. Still the whole look.
InquirePhotographs and a cut
$4,400
3 hours
The same three hours, with a highlight. Stills and cinema, one studio.
InquireThe booth
Three hours to start. Four is the usual reception. Extra hours are $200. Unlimited prints and an attendant are in every window.
Three hours
$1,200
The hour before dinner, when guests actually want something to do.
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$1,400
Cocktail through the first stretch of dancing. The usual Orange County window.
InquireFive hours
$1,600
From the first toast to a late send-off. The booth stays open.
InquireMontage films
Four minutes to start. Five or six is the usual. Scanning included. Extra photographs $10 each. Cocktail hour — not a dinner halt.
The short one
$650
4 minutes · up to 40 photographs
Cocktail hour, one song. Enough of the story without asking the room to sit down.
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$850
5–6 minutes · up to 70 photographs
Childhood through the week before. Scanned prints, your music, a film that holds a room.
InquireThe long cut
$1,100
8 minutes · up to 100 photographs
The full arc, and a quiet in-memoriam if you want it. Dinner can keep moving.
InquireAlbums
Flush-mount, designed here. Extra spreads $70. Parent copies $450 each.
Ten by ten
$850
10×10 · 20 sides
Flush-mount, lay-flat, designed from your gallery. The size that lives on a shelf.
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$1,300
12×12 · 30 sides
The coffee-table one. More room for the day, still an object you can lift.
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$450
8×8 replica · each
The same design, smaller. One for each house that still asks for prints.
InquireCoverage builder
Extra photography hours are $400 each. Extra film hours are $450. Book stills and cinema together and the pair is $800 less.
Entry-level Orange County work still runs $1,500–$3,000. Mid-range professionals — the band most couples book — start around $4,000 and climb to $8,000. Luxury studios from $8,000. That’s where we sit: the middle.
Hours, a second photographer, and film. A second camera on video is $1,200. Engagements are $800. The enclosed booth starts at $1,200 for three hours. Montage films start at $650. Elopements from $2,200. Albums from $850.
Six hours: ceremony, portraits, a short reception. Eight: getting ready through send-off — the usual Orange County day. Ten: first look, two venues, a late night. A second photographer matters once there are two rooms at once.

Now booking
A note is enough. Dates, venue, the feeling you want to keep. We’ll write back from the studio.