shoot-and-share
A recent addition to our service and already a firm favourite.
Initially, guest photos will be taken against a background or flower wall upon arrival. Later on, candid photos can be taken using our Roaming Mirror.
We send all images directly to guest mobile phones within moments of the images being taken.
There are also options for up to 800 six by four inch instant prints.
people love to RECEIVE PHOTOS IN-THE-MOMENT AND our shoot-and-share option hAS become the perfect solution.
With out shoot-and-share facilities, our expert teams photograph your guests, roaming throughout the venue if required. Once an image is taken, we then send the images directly to your guests, digitally.
We also have instant print option, with up to 800 six by four photos included within our most popular package.
Image artwork specific to your event can also be created upon request.
These images are the perfect way for you and your guests to remember your event.
FAQs
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Every event is different, but typically our shoot-and-share service is split into two sections.
Firstly, we photograph guests as they arrive against a background, flower wall or media wall.
Secondly, we take candid photographs of guests with our now-famous roaming mirror.
Photos are sent directly to guest's phones within moments, and if printing is included within your chosen package, the image will also get printed instantly.
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We do not have a minimum number of guests.
Our shoot-and-share package is pre-paid only.
Guests have an unlimited number of photographs taken and sent to their phones during the service.
Service is typically for three hours.
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Our basic shoot-and-share package for up to three hours of operation is £695, with a £45 Central London surcharge.
Instant prints are an optional extra.
Up to 800 instant prints is an additional £150.
Instant Prints are 6x4 inches in size.
We also offer a post box service for an additional £100.
The postbox service includes an additional print for the bride and groom, with the guests writing a message on the back, then ‘posting’ it to the bride and groom.