Second shooter and extra crew. Here’s when we add them.
More Coverage, More Moments Captured
A second shooter (or additional crew members) can make a significant difference in your wedding coverage. Here's what you need to know:
What Does a Second Shooter Do?
While your lead photographer focuses on the main moments, a second shooter captures complementary angles and behind-the-scenes moments:
- Guests' reactions during the ceremony while the lead focuses on you
- Getting-ready shots of the other partner simultaneously
- Different angles during key moments like the first kiss, first dance, and toasts
- Candid guest interactions and reception details
Do I Need a Second Shooter?
A second shooter is recommended for:
- Weddings with 100+ guests
- Events at large or multi-room venues
- When both partners are getting ready at different locations
- Couples who want the most comprehensive coverage possible
Additional Crew Options
Beyond a second photographer, we can also add:
- Additional videographers for multi-camera ceremony coverage
- A dedicated drone operator
- A same-day edit specialist
Pricing
Additional crew members are available as add-ons or included in our larger packages. Contact us for pricing details.