Wedding Photographer Scotland
Natural and Authentic Wedding Photography
Paul Saunders, a wedding photographer in Scotland, offers natural and authentic photography, photographing weddings of all sizes throughout Scotland. Paul is based in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs. Scroll down for an introduction video, pricing, contact form, and advice for planning a wedding in Scotland.
Candid Wedding Photography
Paul’s beautiful, candid, and natural wedding photography tells a unique story of your special day.
Pictures will include you, your friends, family, the dress, the venue, the ceremony, the 'you're now married' kiss, the laughter, the tears, the smiles, the cake, the nervous speech, and everything that makes your wedding unique. The result is a series of beautiful storytelling images to treasure.
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Loch Lomond & Scotland Wedding Photography Pricing
Here is a guide to wedding photography costs. Please contact me using the form below to check availability and request a price list and brochure. By the way, couples love that I keep prices simple and fair, no complicated series of packages that include things you don’t want!
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Coverage from the ceremony until the start of the meal is £950. Option to extend coverage for getting ready for £100 and/or first dances for £200 (all final edited digital images are provided)
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Our range of Graphi Studio luxury albums starts at £475. Replica design parent books with a hardback cover are £145 each.
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Photography coverage of the ceremony and one hour of photography - £500 (all final edited images provided). Usually for weddings of 10 guests or less.
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Planning a Wedding in Scotland
If you're planning a wedding in Scotland, I hope this short article helps. I've had the privilege of photographing all kinds and sizes of weddings. No two weddings are the same, and while there are some typical moments across each day, you can create a bespoke ceremony and celebration, especially in Scotland. Here are some considerations for planning your big day.
Are you getting married outside?
Outdoor ceremonies are very popular, which is unsurprising given Scotland's many beautiful locations and settings. Based in Loch Lomond, I am often outdoors for a beautiful lochside wedding. Many venues have outdoor spaces; sometimes, with structures to protect from the elements, they will also have a wet weather option.
I cover a lot of options for wedding venues in my guide of where to get married in Loch Lomond, but I can also advise on other locations in Scotland.
How to budget and save money on your Wedding
Few weddings have unlimited budgets. My article, save money on your Scottish Wedding, explores simple ways to reduce costs without spoiling the day's magic.
Are you planning a small wedding or elopement in Scotland?
Another article on my blog covers planning small Loch Lomond weddings, and is relevant for weddings throughout Scotland. Sometimes it's more special to get married, accompanied only by your nearest and dearest. I love the intimacy of photographing a small wedding and find that many couples choose Loch Lomond and other parts of Scotland to elope.
Choosing Wedding Suppliers in Scotland
Some incredible small wedding businesses in Scotland are run by people passionate about making weddings memorable and unique. It can be daunting choosing wedding suppliers. Do check their Google reviews, not just the number of stars but the words customers have used to describe them; this is incredibly illuminating.
Planning Wedding Timings
It is easy if you have a wedding planner or an experienced venue host to plan the timings of the wedding day. Many of my wedding photography clients ask me for advice, which I am happy to provide on timing. The time of year should influence ceremony time, as you will want to maximize the daylight window in autumn and winter.
The key consideration is ensuring you have enough time to enjoy the day and spend time with your guests (and each other!)
Scottish Wedding Rules and Traditions
I'll end with the advice not to worry about rules or traditions. There are many elements of a Scottish wedding you will want to consider, but you don't have to do any of them - except say (legally) 'I Do'!
There is no right or wrong; a Scottish wedding can and should be a unique and memorable day for you and the people you share it with.
Need some help planning your Scottish Wedding?
Click the chat button if you're looking for a photographer to capture your unique and memorable wedding day in Scotland; I'll be delighted to hear about your plans.