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To edit 50 photos, it would take about 7?10 hours depending on the type of desired look. Many times we give it a day or two in-between just to give a fresh look and re-edit as necessary to make sure we get the ideal touch.

Average timeframe with breathing room. Getting ready, ceremony, portraits, a good portion of the reception. Time for travel between getting ready, church, venue, and maybe a closeby photo location.

To give you an idea, the average number of pictures delivered by a wedding photographer for one hour is between 50 up to 100 wedding photos. Most of the time I will deliver 800 to 1000 digital files for 12-hour reportage. For a 12-hour coverage, on a big day, I can distribute 1200 to 1400 pics.

For most weddings 30 minutes is ideal for family photos, but this is completely dependent on the size of your family! I like to budget 2 minutes for each photo, so if you'd like to keep your family photos to 30 minutes, keep it to 15 photo combinations.

Important Wedding Day Detail Shots Photographs of the wedding rings. Bouquet and boutonniere shots. Photos of the altar decor. Pictures of the floral arrangements. Shots of the ceremony space empty. Photos of the reception space empty. Every appetizer that comes out. Any special drinks the bar may have made.

HOW MANY HOURS OF WEDDING DAY PHOTOGRAPHY COVERAGE DO YOU NEED? Getting Ready + Detail Photos90 MinutesSunset Photos with Couple30 MinutesDinner + Speeches90 MinutesReception Dancing30 ? 60 MinutesTotal8 ? 8.5 Hours7 more rows

Wedding Photography Timeline Details & Accessories: 30 Minutes. Getting Ready: 1 Hour. First Look: 30 Minutes. Wedding Party Portraits: 30 Minutes. Family Portraits: 30 Minutes. Ceremony: 30 ? 60 Minutes. Cocktail Hour: 1 Hour. Grand Entrance: 15 Minutes.

Eight Hours It seems to naturally fit the majority of weddings. It has more than enough time to get the majority of the getting ready portion of the day, first look, ceremony, formals, and the entirety of the wedding reception. I always recommend this as a starting point if you want the grand exit to be photographed.