Wedding Photography Workflow
Wedding Photography Workflow
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A Month-to-Month Depiction of a Wedding Photographer’s Year
A Month-to-Month Depiction of a Wedding Photographer's Year January: Weddings: 0-2 (Low Season) Workload: January is typically part of the off-season for wedding photographers. Many use this time for reflection and planning for the upcoming year. This is the time to review the previous year’s work, update portfolios, refresh websites, and set goals. It's also a great time for networking, attending bridal shows, and marketing to book clients for the busy months ahead. Photographers often focus on editing any leftover work from late-December weddings, managing finances, and preparing taxes. February: Weddings: 1-3 (Low Season) Workload: Slightly busier than January,
Average Time Spent Per Wedding Client
Average Time Spent Per Wedding Client Ever wonder why wedding photography costs what it does? Aside from talent, training, experience, and skill, is also a huge time investment per client in order to complete a wedding from start to finish. Though it's different for every photographer I wanted to give a general idea on the time it takes per client involved with being a wedding photographer. Take these numbers and multiply it by the number of wedding you have in a given year. For us at Epoch Moment this multiplied number would be 3,575 hours to cover all of