The Core 4k Experience vs Wedding Photography
The Core 4K Experience and Wedding Photography each offer their own distinct advantages. However, to make an informed choice, it’s important to consider not only the pros but also the potential drawbacks of each option.
​
​
Pros:​​​
​
-
Complimentary Engagement Session: A pre-wedding shoot to get comfortable in front of the camera and build a connection.
-
Photo + Video Coverage: Professional photography and videography in one streamlined package.
-
4K Video Quality: Ultra high-definition video for crisp, cinematic memories.
-
Four Cameras: Multiple angles captured simultaneously—perfect for ceremony, speeches, and key moments.
-
Well-Rounded Coverage: Ideal for couples wanting comprehensive storytelling without the extras they may not need.
-
Free 1-Year Anniversary Shoot or Gift: Enjoy a free anniversary photo session (within the New York area) or a surprise gift of my choosing. Included with select packages. Must be used within 12 months.
Cons:
-
No Physical Album or Prints Included: Album and prints are available as optional add-ons, but not included by default.​
WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
​​
Pros:
​
-
Complimentary Engagement Session: A pre-wedding shoot to get comfortable in front of the camera and build a connection. perfectly matches your vision.
-
More Photos, More Moments: Since photography is the sole focus, more attention is given to capturing a higher volume and variety of images throughout the day.
-
Dedicated Photography: Full creative energy is spent on finding the best angles, lighting, and storytelling moments without juggling video responsibilities
Quicker Delivery Times:Without video editing, turnaround for photo galleries is often faster.
-
Budget-Friendly: Generally more cost-effective than combined photo + video packages.
-
Free 1-Year Anniversary Shoot or Gift: Enjoy a free anniversary photo session (within the New York area) or a surprise gift of my choosing. Included with select packages. Must be used within 12 months.
Cons:​
-
No Video Coverage: Important moments like vows, speeches, and first dances won’t be recorded in motion.​