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Why hire a destination wedding photographer service through Airtasker?

Destination weddings are extra special, and your photos will outlast the day itself, so it’s worth hiring a destination wedding photographer you can trust. Choosing someone without recommendations risks excessive fees, awkward poses and a poor experience.

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Top Destination Wedding Photographer related questions

Look through a photographer's portfolio and recommendations before accepting an offer. Ideally, choose a photographer who has shot at least two or three international weddings. While viewing portfolios, look out for photographers whose style matches your visual sensibilities. Do you prefer documentary-style or traditional photos? Most of all, your photographer should be people-oriented and someone who makes you feel comfortable. 

Local wedding photographer prices can be cheaper than flying in a photographer to your wedding location. But it can be harder to coordinate with local wedding photographers while you're abroad. Also, resort or planner-recommended photographers may not always have the best skills or style fit for your wedding. Decide which option meets your needs best. Then, you can find destination wedding photographers near and far through Airtasker.  

Clients usually book flights and accommodation for their destination wedding photographer. This is the ideal way, since the client may be more familiar with the location. Further, the couple may be able to add their photographer to a block booking for a discount. Otherwise, you may ask your photographer to arrange for their own flights and accommodation, given you cover the costs.

Price should not be your sole consideration when hiring a destination wedding photographer. You also have to find someone with enough experience in photographing destination weddings. What's more, your photographer should make you feel at ease. Rapport is an essential factor in natural and beautiful wedding photos. View customer reviews and ask for sample work before you accept an offer on Airtasker. 

You can also book a couple photoshoot before or after your wedding day. This is a chance to capture raw moments with your partner at a beautiful location. If you need retro prints of your wedding day, we can connect you to affordable and quality printing services. We also help you find photographers who can document your future events and travels. 

There are two parts to the price: the photography itself and the cost of getting your photographer there. The photography depends on how many hours or days of coverage you want (just the ceremony, or pre-wedding events and a post-wedding shoot too), the number of edited photos, a second shooter, and any album.

Travel is usually added on top: flights, accommodation, meals and local transfers for the length of their stay. Hiring a photographer based near your destination can reduce travel costs, but check you like their style. Ask every photographer for an itemised quote so you can compare the photography and travel costs separately. For a guide to standard wedding photography prices, see our wedding photographer cost guide.

What do destination wedding photographer services include?

Getting married abroad is an exciting, once-in-a-lifetime experience. You'd want to make sure the photos are as beautiful as the occasion itself. A skilled photographer can take the perfect shots of your scenic location – be it in the beautiful beaches of the Caribbean or Santorini in Greece. 

You'll be sharing these photos to your loved ones and looking back at them for years to come. This is why you should hire a destination wedding photographer you can trust. At the same time, you want to find the best value for your money. Our Taskers can do all types of destination wedding photography jobs for anything you need. Here's what you can expect from destination wedding photography packages on Airtasker. 

Couple photoshoot 

You don't have to limit your photographs to your wedding ceremony. A couple photoshoot is a lovely way to explore and capture the beautiful scenery. Schedule the photoshoot before or after your wedding. Portraits and docu-style photos are another opportunity to show who you are as a couple. Not to mention, a couple photoshoot can get you comfortable in front of the camera before your wedding day. 

Pre-wedding party photography 

Your destination wedding photographer can cover all the festivities surrounding your big day. Other events include the pre-wedding party, BBQ, or family meal when you arrive. These candid moments of laughter and tears will be priceless memories. Years from now, you'll be glad to look back at all the candid moments you've shared with your family and friends. 

Destination wedding photography 

Hire a photographer you can trust to capture every moment of your special day – from preparations to the wedding toasts. An experienced photographer can set up the perfect lighting and composition for beautiful shots.

Choose from different photography styles, including documentary, contemporary, vintage, and luxury. Feel free to ask for portfolios when you post your Airtasker request. Then, choose the photographer who best fits your design sensibilities. You may request digital copies or a wedding album as part of your package.

Post-wedding location shoot

Your wedding day could go by fast, but the celebrations don't have to end there. Schedule a post-wedding location shoot around the city or at the beach. Think of all the possibilities – from stunning sunset photos to beauty shots at famous landmarks. Have fun with street style photography or even a 'cherish the dress' or 'trash the dress' style shoot.

Best time of day and lighting for destination wedding photos

Light changes more than people expect from one location to another, so it’s worth planning your timeline around it with your destination wedding photographer.

Golden hour is roughly the hour after sunrise and the hour before sunset, when light is soft and warm. It’s the most flattering time for couple portraits, so many couples schedule their portraits or a post-ceremony shoot for then. Check the actual sunset time at your destination on your wedding date. It varies a lot with location and season, and closer to the equator the golden hour is short.

Midday sun is high and harsh, especially on beaches and in the tropics. It casts hard shadows under the eyes and makes white dresses glare. If your ceremony is in the middle of the day, choose a shaded spot or open shade, and save portraits for later in the afternoon.

Blue hour, the short spell after sunset, suits moody twilight shots and venue lighting. Also plan around local weather patterns such as a wet season, afternoon storms or strong coastal winds, and ask your photographer to scout the location or plan a backup spot.