Hours of coverage is the foundation of most wedding photography packages and collections and will be the largest factor in figuring your wedding photography cost.
Some photographers charge extra for edited photos or only include a limited number of edited photos in their packages and collections, with additional edited photos offered at an additional charge, so be sure to ask. Some photographers do not offer editing at all and will just give you all of the photos straight out of their camera. The photos that you see on the wedding photographer’s website are likely professionally edited and if you want your photos to have the same look, you will want to have your photos professionally edited as well. Finished images will usually have some sort of enhanced lighting, color correction, and skin tone adjustment.
Professional photo editing is when the photographer takes the original images from the camera and runs them through editing software to reflect their creative style. The wedding photography coverage you purchase may only include low resolution “proofs” that may or may not be watermarked and the watermark free, high resolution versions may cost extra. Similar to printing rights, not all wedding photographers will include the high resolution versions of your photos. So, this is a very important thing to ask about when you are comparing wedding photography pricing. It may cost extra for a print release to print your photos somewhere other than through your wedding photographer. Legally, your wedding photographer will own the exclusive rights to your wedding photos. This may come as a surprise to some couples, but not all wedding photography includes the rights to print your own photos.
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