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$800, %25 deposit. 2-hour coverage, quick breakdown: The document signing process + ceremony usually takes about 30–45 minutes. After that, we typically take family photos (if you’re bringing family), which usually takes around 10–15 minutes. Then we’ll walk around the entire courthouse to capture photos, this usually takes about 30–60 minutes. Most courthouse elopements end up being 1–2 hours total, so I round up to 2 hours to make sure you get the best coverage possible. Another common question:If the session takes less than the full 2 hours, will I get money back? The answer is no. This is my hourly rate, extended to 2 hours to allow plenty of time for walking around and capturing everything without rushing. 100-200 high-resolution edited photos + complimentary content creation.
$800, %25 deposit. 2-hour coverage, quick breakdown: The document signing process + ceremony usually takes about 30–45 minutes. After that, we typically take family photos (if you’re bringing family), which usually takes around 10–15 minutes. Then we’ll walk around the entire courthouse to capture photos, this usually takes about 30–60 minutes. Most courthouse elopements end up being 1–2 hours total, so I round up to 2 hours to make sure you get the best coverage possible. Another common question:If the session takes less than the full 2 hours, will I get money back? The answer is no. This is my hourly rate, extended to 2 hours to allow plenty of time for walking around and capturing everything without rushing. 100-200 high-resolution edited photos + complimentary content creation.