LGBTQ FRIENDLY WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHERS NEARBY
Find the best LGBTQ wedding photographer near you. Choose your photographer by location, past experience and customer reviews. Find professional same-sex wedding shutterbug in your area.
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Jenny GG Photography
Hi, I’m Jenny. I simply love photographing people, and I love the pace of a wedding. It’s like getting on a train not knowing where it’s going to take me, and
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LifeStory.Film
TOP 10 WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER & VIDEOGRAPHER European Style with American Quality! Our main goal is to create a Documentary video about your life- how it is- that’s why we focu
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RainbowFilm.LGBT
BEST LGBT WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHERS AND VIDEOGRAPHERS IN LOS ANGELES Here you are at the beginning of your love story about to embark on the biggest day of your life! And we can’t wa
Eleven 11 Photography
We are Helen and Bryan of Eleven 11 Photography and we pride ourselves on exceptional pictures coupled with five-star service. In fact, we believe your experience with us is just a
Eleven 11 Photography
We are Helen and Bryan of Eleven 11 Photography and we pride ourselves on exceptional pictures coupled with five-star service. In fact, we believe your experience with us is just a
Photographer Tatiana Shakhunova
Together with my clients, we take such magical photos that I then receive awards for them. Including from such “mastodons” of the wedding industry as Wedding Magazine a
Advice From EVOL.LGBT
HOW TO CHOOSE AN LGBT WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER?
Start with YOUR Style
Before you begin searching for your wedding photography pro, start by defining the style of photography you love. Look up wedding portfolios, check celebrity gay weddings. Ask around to find photographers same sex couple prefer. Create a mood board of all the wedding photo styles you’re fond of.
Understand the Options
Same sex couples tend to have similar wedding photography preferences as the straight ones. So think about timing, how many photographers you want, who gets photo rights, and if packages are customizable. In addition, it helps to make a list of requirements for your special wedding day.
Start a Conversation
Once you find 2-3 photographers whose look you love, it’s time to learn if your personality clicks. Reach out via EVOL.LGBT’s “Request Quote” feature. It will walk you through the key pieces of info to share. To determine the fit, ask for references from other LGBTQ couples they photographed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Check answers to common questions about choosing a gay and lesbian wedding photographer.
HOW MUCH DOES A WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER COST?
In general, same-sex wedding photographer prices in the U.S. range between $1,150 and $3,000, with the average wedding photographer cost hovering around $2,000.
CAN YOU NEGOTIATE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER PRICES?
Yes, you should try negotiating. However, you need to show that you value good photography and you are not looking for the cheapest LGBT wedding photographer.
Find ways in which a discount can benefit both parties. See if your freelance photographer has downtimes during your scheduled wedding. Ask if they have a location preference (in case you don’t).
DO YOU TIP A QUEER WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER?
As with tipping in general, it’s up to you. If you loved the service, then feel free to tip your cameraman / camerawoman. You could tip $100 or more if you feel so inclined. If there is an assistant, tip the assistant $50 to $75.
WHAT TO ASK A GAY WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER?
Ask your wedding photographer about the details like payment schedule, working style of a photographer, arriving and departure plan for a photographer, things photographers focus on, the way in which images will be stored and backed up, retouching details and timeline for processing and delivery. Do they work with other wedding vendors?
DO SATIN WEDDING DRESSES PHOTOGRAPH WELL?
Satin will photograph better when it’s not a pure white. Instead, soften the look with an off-white or ivory. It’ll still look really white in the photos, but without becoming too fluorescent and glaring.
DO YOU NEED TWO PHOTOGRAPHERS AT A WEDDING?
Yes, it is necessary to have 2 people to capture both the bride & groom getting ready if they are in different locations and getting ready at the same time. During your ceremony, it is impossible to capture the bride walking down the aisle and the groom’s reaction to seeing her for the first time.