Wedding and portrait coverage sold by the hour. From S$2,200 for four hours and S$650 for a portrait sitting, with the second shooter, the travel and the delivery window written into the fee before a date is held.
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Three ways the hours are bought
Included in the 7-hour band and above · one photographer
The dress, the flowers, the shoes and the light on the floor — the frames that set the day before the ceremony starts.
The clock starts at the first frame, not on arrival: setting up and packing down are ours. Preparation is written into the band as a window, so a late start eats the morning rather than the ceremony.
Saturday band S$5,300 · around 600 edited frames · 30 per cent holds the date
Two angles on the ceremony and the speeches, a second set of faces through the reception, and a gallery that includes the dance floor.
A second angle on the vows and the speeches, and coverage of a second preparation room when the day starts in two places at once. It is sold in 4-hour and 7-hour blocks on the same page as the bands — not per head per hour, and not as an upsell we argue for on the day.
S$650 weekday · one backdrop and one outfit change · around 25 edited frames
Engagement, maternity, family or graduation — bought on its own, with the personal licence and the frame count in writing.
A sitting is credited in full against a wedding booking confirmed in writing within 60 days, so an engagement session ends up costing nothing extra when the date is booked.
Every commission above is priced before it is shot. The hours, the edited frame count, the deposit and the delivery window sit on one quotation, and anything added later is a written change order you accept first.
What a booking can be
One photographer or two, sold in hour bands with a stated image floor and a delivery window that is part of the fee.
Hours / Edited frames / Second photographerA sitting bought on its own or added to a wedding booking, with the location, the backdrops and the number of frames agreed first.
90 minutes / One or two locations / 25 framesMaternity, family, graduation and personal portraits, sold by the sitting rather than by the print.
Studio or one location / Edited frames / Personal licenceWhat the hours actually buy
The hour band is a planning decision, not a discount lever. These are the four bands we sell and what each one reaches.
One location and one photographer: a getting-ready room and a ceremony, or a portrait sitting on its own. No dinner coverage.
Two locations, still one photographer: preparation, ceremony, group photographs and the first part of the dinner.
Two photographers, two preparations, the ceremony, the dinner and the dance floor, with two angles on the moments you cannot repeat.
A second angle on the ceremony and the speeches, and a second set of faces during the reception. It is priced per 4 or 7 hours, not per head per hour.
A band is chosen, not guessed: tell us the ceremony time, the dinner time and how many places the day moves between, and the band follows. If the day runs longer than the band you booked, extra hours are added at the printed rate with your agreement on the day.
Travel inside Singapore is inside the fee, including a second location. A location that needs a ferry, a permit, a crossing to an island or an overnight stay is quoted as its own line before the date is held. We name the exceptions in the quotation rather than adding a travel invoice after the wedding.
Hours can be added at any time — the fee is the difference at the printed hourly rate. Hours cannot be reduced below the band already booked once the date is held, because the date is what was reserved. Anything else — a second location, an album, an express gallery — is a written change order accepted before the work is done.
Lead time: most couples book nine to twelve months ahead, and six to nine months is the workable minimum for a weekend between May and December. A date is checked and answered in writing before anything is paid.
Check my date — no obligationCoverage, price and what holds the date
A weekend wedding is a different price from a weekday one, so both figures are printed beside every band. The deposit is shown as a percentage of the band, not of a total that has not been agreed yet.
| Band | Mon–Fri | Sat–Sun |
|---|---|---|
| 4 hours one photographer · one location · ≈150 edited frames What the fee covers: Getting ready and the ceremony, or a portrait sitting. No dinner coverage. 30% holds the date: S$660 / S$780 | S$2,200 | S$2,600 |
| 7 hours one photographer · two locations · ≈380 edited frames What the fee covers: Preparation, ceremony, group photographs and the first part of the dinner. 30% holds the date: S$960 / S$1,110 | S$3,200 | S$3,700 |
| 9–10 hours two photographers · ≈600 edited frames What the fee covers: The full day, with two angles on the ceremony, the speeches and the dance floor. 30% holds the date: S$1,380 / S$1,590 | S$4,600 | S$5,300 |
| Portrait sitting 90 minutes · studio or one location · ≈25 edited frames What the fee covers: Engagement, maternity, family or graduation, with one backdrop and one outfit change. 30% holds the date: S$195 / S$234 | S$650 | S$780 |
| Add-on | Unit | From |
|---|---|---|
| Additional coverage hour | Per hour, in the same band and on the same day | S$400 |
| Second photographer | 4-hour block | S$450 |
| Second photographer | 7-hour block | S$700 |
| Engagement or portrait sitting | 90 minutes, credited against a wedding booking confirmed within 60 days | S$650 |
| Express gallery | Full gallery in 2 weeks instead of 6 | S$450 |
| Travel beyond the stated area | Per location, where a ferry, permit or overnight stay applies | Quoted as a line |
What holds the date: 30 per cent of the band paid on booking, the balance four weeks before the wedding, both shown on the quotation. If the date moves, tell us in writing: the deposit moves with the date once, subject to availability, and a second move is priced as a new booking. The date is only reserved when the deposit is received — a checked date that has not been paid is not a hold.
Check my date and get both ratesWhen the photographs arrive
The delivery window is part of the fee, not a favour. Every band carries the same two dates and the same window for corrections.
| What | When | How it arrives |
|---|---|---|
| Preview selection | Within 72 hours of the wedding | A small set of finished frames you can send to family, licensed for personal sharing |
| Full gallery | Within 6 weeks of the wedding | A private online gallery with downloads enabled and the edited count stated against the band you bought |
| Licence | With the gallery | Personal printing, sharing and archiving, in writing; commercial use is a separate licence |
| Corrections window | 7 days from delivery | Re-crops, a different frame from the same moment and retouching notes, flagged in writing |
| Album or prints | Quoted separately | Priced from your selection after the gallery lands, so nothing is bought before it is seen |
| Express | 2 weeks instead of 6 | Priced in the add-on table, agreed before the wedding, and it moves the whole gallery, not the preview |
The gallery stays online for at least twelve months. After that, a copy is made available on request. If a shoot is delivered late for a reason on our side, that is stated in writing with a revised date rather than left to the inbox.
Rights, consent, limits
A wedding set gets used in three different ways — printed for the family, posted by the couple, and sometimes handed to a venue or a vendor. The quotation states which of those it covers, and which are quoted separately.
Ask us to write the licence downThe couple keeps the right to print and share everything personal; we keep the copyright and the right to show the work, and we say in writing whether that means the studio's portfolio, a feature or a vendor's page. A licence that has run out is renewed by a written term, not by silence, and we quote it before it lapses rather than after.
From a checked date to a delivered gallery
One date, no obligation. Output: a written answer on availability and both the weekday and weekend rate for the band you are considering.
The band, the add-ons and the licence are listed on one page. Output: the signed summary and the deposit, which is what actually holds the date.
Ceremony time, dinner time, the places the day moves between and the people who must be photographed. Output: a written run sheet naming the coverage window and the travel lines.
Coverage inside the booked band, with the hours actually shot logged. Output: the agreed coverage, plus a written note on the day if extra hours are added.
A first set edited and out. Output: the preview selection inside 72 hours, licensed for personal sharing.
The gallery checked against the booked frame count. Output: the full gallery, the licence in writing, and the seven-day window for corrections — anything you want re-cropped or re-edited is flagged in that window and corrected inside the fee.
Couple perspective
“We knew the hourly rate, the deposit and the delivery date before we paid anything. On the day nobody was guessing what was covered.”
Actual-day coverage · sample story
Around 90 weddings a year since 2019, sold in hour bands with the deposit and the delivery window printed on the quotation.
Sample story. Not a real customer review.Before you pay a deposit
The date is held when 30 per cent of the band is paid, and the balance is due four weeks before the wedding — both figures are printed on the quotation. If the date moves, tell us in writing as early as you can: the deposit moves with the date once, subject to availability. A second move is priced as a new booking, and a checked date that has not been paid is not a hold.
Count the ceremony time, the dinner time and how many places the day moves between. Four hours reaches a ceremony or a sitting; seven covers preparation through the start of the dinner; nine to ten with a second photographer covers the whole day including the dance floor. If the day runs longer than the band you booked, extra hours are added at the printed rate with your agreement on the day.
Because we can only photograph one wedding a day, and weekend dates — and public holidays — fill first. Rather than add a peak-season surcharge to a single number, both rates are printed beside every band so you can see what the date itself costs. Weekday, off-peak and short-notice dates are the ones where the lower figure applies.
A second photographer adds a second angle on the ceremony and the speeches and a second set of faces during the reception, and it is the only way to cover two preparations at once. For a short ceremony-led day with one location, one photographer is usually enough — we will say so rather than sell the block. It is sold in 4-hour and 7-hour blocks, printed in the add-on table.
Travel inside Singapore is inside the fee, including a second location. A location that needs a ferry, a permit, a crossing to an island or an overnight stay is quoted as its own line before the date is held, and named in the quotation so no travel invoice arrives afterwards.
The preview set lands within 72 hours and the full gallery within six weeks, or two weeks if express delivery was bought before the wedding. Albums and prints are quoted after you have seen the gallery, priced from your selection; there is a seven-day window after delivery for re-crops and retouching notes.
Start with the date
A date, a rough hour band and the number of places the day moves between is enough for a written answer — availability, both rates and what holds the date.
Concept only. Nothing is sent or booked.
Coverage and add-on prices · Delivery windows · Licence and scope