Wedding Information 

Bev Thomas • 12 June 2018

Everything you need to know about Wedding Photography by Beverley Thomas ...

Welcome to our wedding information blog. So you have been together for many years, recently got engaged and are now in the process of organising one of the biggest days of your life, your wedding day. You have found a venue to hold your special ceremony and you have found a place that suits your needs when it comes to inviting all your guests to celebrate and share your day with you both, so what's next? ... You are looking for someone to capture those special moments and provide you with all the little details that has taken you so long to put together, because I know that you have spent hours on Pinterest looking for that perfect table display, looking at inspiration for flower bouquets and even looking for that perfect dress. Every little detail counts to give you what you have dreamed about.

If I could give you one word of advice after all that planning, make sure you get photographs that you can look back on in years to come and see just what you achieved. This day will be one to remember for the rest of your lives together and what better way to recall the past is with photographs. Here at Beverley Thomas Photography, we like you to have the best experience with minimal fuss in order to capture all those moments that may be forgotten to memory. With that in mind Beverley has put together a wedding brochure with everything you need to know, she also recommends that you meet your photographer and discuss your requirements, because after all we are all different and just how do you choose from all the photographers in the wedding industry. You ask yourself what exactly are you looking for because you can get cheap, you can get expensive but what it should come down to when choosing your photographer, is that picture which speaks a thousand words not your budget, don't you think?

Our Signature package is our most popular covering everything you could possibly think of. Our wedding albums are selected using the highest quality in the wedding industry, shipped to us direct from Italy and you can be reassured that you will receive the best of your story. Although the wedding album packages can include a USB, we appreciate that you have a budget and you may decide you just want digital files, so here at Beverley Thomas Photography we now offer USB only packages priced at £895. These packages with include ceremony coverage and approx 2 hours coverage with around 40 images which you will be able to print from at your own cost. Should you wish to order an album at a later date then this is possible at extra cost along with handling fees. The choice is now yours.

For more information https://www.beverleythomasphotography.uk/wedding1
View our gallery please follow the link Wedding Gallery

You are investing in your lives together and this is why we provide a variety of different services catering for all budgets. We would like you to share these memories with loved ones either in the past, present or future and by turning the pages to relive your memories over and over again

If you are looking to Contact Us , please complete the email form and we can let you know if your chosen date is available (*All the information you provide us will only be used to answer your enquiry, please read our privacy police should you have any queries with regards to how we process your data. http://www.beverleythomasphotography.uk/privacy-policy )


Thank You and look forwards to hearing from you.

 Bev

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