| Wedding Photography & Videography |
| All packages include an e-folio (internet) proofing and ordering for you, your family and friends on www.aleh.photoreflect.com for (3) months. Thumbnail album of all photos from wedding. There is a $400 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your wedding day. Additional purchases outside of original contract are subject to prices at the time of their order. All products and services are subject to applicable taxes. |
Independent Package-Hi Res. CD Only $1800.00
Passion Package $2500.00
Adoration Package $2200.00
for guest to sign at reception
With Videography $3100.00
Devotion Package: $1500.00
Affection Package: $1000.00
Enlargement Prices:
4 x 6 - $10 5 x 7 - $15 8 x 10 - $25 11 x 14 - $40 16 x 20 - $75
Add-Ons to any package
- 50% deposit required
- Unlimited Coverage
- Unlimited Location
- No Prints or Albums(except (1) 8x10 for signature Mate
- E-folio Online for 3 months
- Will accompany you to lab to help you with printing your photos (optional)
- Engagement Session (1) Signature Mat with 8x10 print.
Passion Package $2500.00
- Unlimited Coverage (Requirement: Average of Pre-ceremony 3 hrs)
- Pre-ceremony photo session (See our Pre-Ceremony details below)
- No limit on the number of photographs
- E-folio Online for 3 months
- Thumbnail Proof Album
- 10x10 Album (18pgs/36sides) with your choice of (12) 10x10s, (12) 8x10s &
(12) 5x7s (24) 5x5s - Your choice of (2) 11x14, (5) 8x10s & (10) 5x7s prints
- (2) Parents include (1) 11x14 & Double Book Folios with (4) 8x10's each
- Thank You Cards with (100) wallet size photo with your favorite photos
(same photo each card). - Your choice of: Couples Portrait Engagement Session & Bridal Portrait
Session with 16x20 Signature Mat with 8x10 print for guest to sign at
reception,
Adoration Package $2200.00
- Unlimited Coverage (Requirement: Average of Pre-ceremony 3 hrs)
- Pre-ceremony photo session (See our Pre-Ceremony details below)
- No limit on the number of photographs
- E-folio Online for 3 months
- Thumbnail Proof Album
- 10x10 Album (18pgs/36sides) with your choice of (12) 10x10s, (12) 8x10s &
(12) 5x7s (24) 5x5s - Your choice of (2) 11x14, (5) 8x10s & (10) 5x7s prints
- Your choice of: Couples Portrait Engagement Session
for guest to sign at reception
With Videography $3100.00
Devotion Package: $1500.00
- 8 hrs of Coverage (Pre-ceremony 3 hrs, Ceremony-2 hrs,
- Pre-ceremony photo session (See our Pre-Ceremony details below)
- No limit on the number of photographs
- E-folio Online for 3 months
- Thumbnail Proof Album
- Your choice of (2) 11x14, (25) 8x10s & (25) 5x7s prints
- Your choice of: Couples Portrait Engagement Session or Bridal Portrait
Session with 16x20 Signature Mat with 8x10 print for guest to sign at
reception
Affection Package: $1000.00
- 6 hrs of Coverage
- Pre-ceremony photo session (See our Pre-Ceremony details below)
- No limit on the number of photographs
- E-folio Online for 3 months
- Thumbnail Proof Album
- Your choice of (1) 11x14, (15) 8x10s & (15) 5x7s prints
Enlargement Prices:
4 x 6 - $10 5 x 7 - $15 8 x 10 - $25 11 x 14 - $40 16 x 20 - $75
Add-Ons to any package
- Traditional Leather Albums: Starting at $375
- High resolution CD with all images and copyright release $500.00
- 4x6 proof album instead of thumbnail album $400.00
- Additional wedding coverage $150 per hour
- Additional Photographer $150 per hour
- Graphi Studio Book available starting at $1200.00 and up
- Graphi Parent's Book match identical to the bride and groom book.
| Videography $1200 We only offer one videography package. |
- Use of 3CCD Professional Digital Video Camera System
- Two-Three Video Cameras coverage.
- Professional wireless microphones for clear reception of vows
- Love Story in special setting interviewing and photos documenting how
you met and your love grew. - Wedding Party and Guest Interviews at wedding
- Attendance of local rehearsal for pre-planning.
- Arrive up to two hours early at ceremony location to capture the
- Personalized color printed DVDs or VHS inserts.
- Choose (2) 8x10 from interview or wedding day and one of the following:
Some couples think it is bad luck to see each other before the ceremony.
Let’s look at the origin of the bride & groom not seeing each other before the ceremony.
Marriage by purchase was preferred. Usually the bride would be bartered for land, social
status, or political alliances, but sometimes she was exchanged for cash. The Anglo-
Saxon word "wedd" meant that the groom would vow to marry the woman, but it also
meant the money or barter that the groom paid the bride’s father. A wedding, then,
literally meant the purchase of a bride for breeding purposes. The word wedding comes
from a root word meaning to gamble or wager.
There were also arranged marriages, where the groom’s family told him who he was to
marry, and they very rarely let him see the bride because if he didn’t like her looks, he
may refuse to marry her. Therefore, the father of the bride gave the bride away to the
groom, who lifted the opaque veil to see her for the first time. This is also the origin of the
custom of the bride and groom not seeing each other on the wedding day.
If following this tradition is important to you, all of the photos of the bride and groom
together will be done afterwards, but solo shots can be done before the ceremony.
However, getting all the formals done at the beginning has several advantages: Flowers,
clothing and make-up are fresh, natural light pictures of the two of you will be before the
ceremony, and you can carefully budget time for formals
Couples who feel formal photos are important will set aside one, two, or even three hours
for formals, which finish up about half an hour before the ceremony begins. If you do
formals immediately after the ceremony, guests have to wait before they can greet you,
and members of the bridal party will have pose for pictures rather than mingle.
My viewpoint on the bride & groom seeing each other before the wedding is a private
meeting between the bride & groom, photographer & or videographer. The atmosphere
can be set with the actual music that the bride will walk down the aisle to or soft music.
The groom will stand in the actual place where the ceremony will take place. The bride will
take the identical walk down the isle towards the groom. Once this intimate connection is
made you can customize the moment as you like. You can hug, pray, share words from
the heart, etc.
If you like the idea of having amazing photos of the two of you together before the
ceremony you can schedule a formal meeting on the day of wedding instead of at the
ceremony location, or at a specified location for a couple’s bridal session at a beautiful &
picturesque location you can invite your wedding party and family to this location at a
separate time from the time that you will arrive to add them into your pictures. This will
allow you to have formal shots in it own setting, ceremony shots at the ceremony location,
and reception shots with three different signatures.
The benefit is to get the most out of your special day for your money, save money on the
pre-reception function while guest wait on you, ensure that you can enjoy the preset time
frames that most ceremony & reception venues have to set, have your wedding start on
time. This can be a new tradition that you create your family that you actually know the
origin of. Let's push beyond the nor, break out of being cookie-cutter and have a good
time
Let’s look at the origin of the bride & groom not seeing each other before the ceremony.
Marriage by purchase was preferred. Usually the bride would be bartered for land, social
status, or political alliances, but sometimes she was exchanged for cash. The Anglo-
Saxon word "wedd" meant that the groom would vow to marry the woman, but it also
meant the money or barter that the groom paid the bride’s father. A wedding, then,
literally meant the purchase of a bride for breeding purposes. The word wedding comes
from a root word meaning to gamble or wager.
There were also arranged marriages, where the groom’s family told him who he was to
marry, and they very rarely let him see the bride because if he didn’t like her looks, he
may refuse to marry her. Therefore, the father of the bride gave the bride away to the
groom, who lifted the opaque veil to see her for the first time. This is also the origin of the
custom of the bride and groom not seeing each other on the wedding day.
If following this tradition is important to you, all of the photos of the bride and groom
together will be done afterwards, but solo shots can be done before the ceremony.
However, getting all the formals done at the beginning has several advantages: Flowers,
clothing and make-up are fresh, natural light pictures of the two of you will be before the
ceremony, and you can carefully budget time for formals
Couples who feel formal photos are important will set aside one, two, or even three hours
for formals, which finish up about half an hour before the ceremony begins. If you do
formals immediately after the ceremony, guests have to wait before they can greet you,
and members of the bridal party will have pose for pictures rather than mingle.
My viewpoint on the bride & groom seeing each other before the wedding is a private
meeting between the bride & groom, photographer & or videographer. The atmosphere
can be set with the actual music that the bride will walk down the aisle to or soft music.
The groom will stand in the actual place where the ceremony will take place. The bride will
take the identical walk down the isle towards the groom. Once this intimate connection is
made you can customize the moment as you like. You can hug, pray, share words from
the heart, etc.
If you like the idea of having amazing photos of the two of you together before the
ceremony you can schedule a formal meeting on the day of wedding instead of at the
ceremony location, or at a specified location for a couple’s bridal session at a beautiful &
picturesque location you can invite your wedding party and family to this location at a
separate time from the time that you will arrive to add them into your pictures. This will
allow you to have formal shots in it own setting, ceremony shots at the ceremony location,
and reception shots with three different signatures.
The benefit is to get the most out of your special day for your money, save money on the
pre-reception function while guest wait on you, ensure that you can enjoy the preset time
frames that most ceremony & reception venues have to set, have your wedding start on
time. This can be a new tradition that you create your family that you actually know the
origin of. Let's push beyond the nor, break out of being cookie-cutter and have a good
time
| All packages & prices are effective April 11, 2006, and are subject to change without notice. |
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