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SPECIAL OFFER
FULL DAY WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
For Members Only
WEDDING GALLERIES
Why Up To 8 Hours?
If we’re talking about a classic structured wedding, it usually requires at least 8 hours of coverage. Why? Take a look at our Production Timeline recommendation
If you have multiple locations, a church ceremony, or other cultural and traditional moments, they will only add to the total time needed. Based on our experience, we strongly believe that scheduling 8 hours of wedding photography coverage is the best option for you.
Wedding Photography Insurance
Professional Insurance Company Coverage:
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Cancellation/Postponement: Up to $3,000
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Loss of Deposits: Up to $3,000
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Photographs Coverage: Up to $5,000
You will communicate with the insurance company yourself—we will simply recommend which company to choose, Bellancio will cover the cost of obtaining coverage for our services.
Already have your own insurance or need coverage for additional vendors? No problem! We will still cover our portion as promised.
This is not General Liability Insurance, which most venues require from photographers—we provide that separately at no cost for you. This coverage specifically protects your expenses in case something goes wrong.
What is 2 hours Delay Protection?
We’re humans too!:) Even 8 hours of wedding photography is intense and demanding work. However, we understand that things don’t always go as planned on the wedding day.
Let’s say you originally scheduled 6–8 hours, but unexpected delays occur—we won’t just leave. Even if we exceed the scheduled 8 hours, we’ll stay to capture the important moments.
That being said, we physically can’t work beyond 10 hours, but it’s always good to have a backup plan for a complex event like a wedding.
Second Photographer?
We recommend a second photographer in several situations.
First, if you're getting ready in two different locations, a single photographer can’t be in two places at once.
Another reason to consider a second shooter is to streamline your cocktail hour—especially if you haven’t scheduled a First Look. Without a First Look, wedding party photos and portraits will need to be taken after the ceremony, along with family photos, reception details, and more.
A second shooter can capture reception details and candid cocktail hour moments while the main photographer focuses on portraits.
We offer a flat-rate fee of $1000 for a second photographer for the full day.