What coverage is best for your wedding day?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Will you be at multiple locations on wedding day?

  • A.
    Yes
  • B.
    No
• 2.
  Our ceremony is best described as...

  • A.
    A full Catholic Mass (or similar 45-60+ minute ceremony)
  • B.
    The usual! (about 30 minutes)
  • C.
    Short and sweet for us! (20 minutes or less)
  • D.
    We're just here for the party! No ceremony for us.
• 3.
  Will your ceremony be early in the day with a few hours between ceremony and reception?

  • A.
    Yes! We're having a full Catholic Mass that will be 3:30pm or earlier.
  • B.
    Nope, we're planning on having a ceremony start time after 4PM.
• 4.
  Do you want a reception exit covered at the end of the evening?

  • A.
    YES!
  • B.
    No, just the main reception events.
  • C.
    No but I'd love a fake sparkler exit.
• 5.
  After it's all said and done, I really

  • A.
    want everything captured: getting ready all the way through a sparkler exit/end of the reception.
  • B.
    only care about the ceremony, major reception events, and photos of me and my boo.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  6 Hours

  Typically, best for a wedding day with 1 venue, no first look, and no reception send-off coverage. To have getting ready photos, a second photographer is almost always necessary but that won't always guarantee enough time.
• 2.
  8 Hours

  This is the sweet spot for most weddings and what we have found works really well for one venue, or two venues, and variations of first look/no first look etc.
• 3.
  10 Hours

  This is best if you are having a longer ceremony, traveling between multiple venues or photo spots, want getting ready & reception send-off coverage, or are having an early ceremony, such as a Catholic Mass, but reception at a traditional time.