Why Pay Extra Money for a Second Photographer/Videographer for Your Wedding?

 
 

Sometimes, less is not more! Our team at Quality Media is here to share why budgeting for a second film/photo professional at your wedding is actually a good idea. You’ll be thankful in the long run!

Two photographers and videographers mean more coverage of your event. That, inevitably, means more photos & longer video(s). With a second photographer present, you’ll be able to experience and capture a broader range of moments. There will be finer details that can be focused on by the second professional. It’s impossible to be in two places at once, so having a second photographer there will lessen the pressure and job load for everyone involved - this is a positive. 

The primary photographer/videographer you go with from Quality Media can certainly handle the job on his/her own, rest assured. If you’ve ever been curious, or have seen multiple people seamlessly gliding around weddings you’ve attended, taking photos and videos, then know that it’s completely normal to want more than one. You’re entitled to have as much content as you want for your special day.

Some important things to consider when allowing your primary photographer to hire a right-hand man are hourly rates and length of stay. Yes, it does depend on how your first hire likes to run his/her business, but you’ll want to anticipate budgeting for both people to be there the same amount of time. This will be the best use of your money, as you’ll get multi-faceted coverage from all angles of your beautiful day, without the overlap.

Our last pro-tip is to think of offering a day rate instead of an hourly. Yes, some photographers and videographers, including us, have different preferred methods of payment, but hiring both professionals as a package could be not only a good incentive for both but again, healthier use of your budget.

Thank you so much for choosing Quality Media for your incredible day, and we look forward to working with you!

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