Wedding photography
Ceremonies and celebrations captured with a quiet lens and editorial framing—images worth returning to, not scrolling past.
Process & deliverables
A typical wedding commission begins with a planning call: timeline, venues, cultural moments that must not be missed, and how you want the album to feel years later. We shoot with available light where possible and add controlled fill only when the scene demands it.
You receive a private gallery for family selection, then graded masters and print-ready files. Turnaround is agreed in writing—usually three to six weeks for stills depending on volume.
Planning, privacy, and image use
Before a project is accepted, the studio checks whether the assignment needs private handling, public release approval, location permissions, or a different delivery format for press, web, archive, or advertising use. These details affect how the shoot is planned and how the final files are prepared.
Clients can share references, preferred crops, brand rules, or examples of previous images that should be matched or avoided. The goal is to make the final gallery useful beyond a single post: images should support booking pages, profiles, printed material, media kits, and long-term documentation.
- Clear expectations for schedule, access, shot priorities, and review timing.
- Editing decisions that preserve a consistent visual identity across the full set.
- Delivery guidance for web, social, print, press, and internal archive use.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you travel outside Muscat?
- Yes—throughout Oman and the Gulf. Travel days and accommodation are quoted separately.
- Can we receive raw files?
- We deliver graded masters by default. Unedited RAW files are available only by written agreement and may affect pricing.
- How many photographers attend?
- Most weddings have one lead and one assistant. Larger celebrations may include a second shooter.