Choosing your photographer and videographer

Look past the highlights: ask for full galleries from weddings like yours, check how they work with couples on the day, and compare what is included. If you'd like Bedroom Studio to be one you compare, you can check your date in the planner.

Lesson notes

Choosing your photographer and videographer

This one is close to our hearts. Here is how to choose a photographer and videographer, fairly.

Ask for full galleries

Everyone's highlights look great. Ask to see full galleries from whole weddings, start to finish, ideally at a venue like yours. That shows you what you will really receive.

How do they work?

Ask how they work on the day. You want someone calm, kind and on time, who guides you when you need it and lets the day happen when you don't. Read their reviews for this.

What's included?

Then compare what is included, like for like. Hours of coverage, a second shooter, how many edited photos, the length of the film, raw files, albums, and how long delivery takes.

One team, or two?

Many couples now book photos and film together. One team means one timeline, one set of people to feed, and a matching style. And if you would like us to be one of the photographers you compare, you can check your date with Bedroom Studio from your planner.