Francis Angelone Photography

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Full wedding (ceremony and reception) pricing

Prices start at $1,200

Packages

Prices start at $1,200


About Francis Angelone Photography

Francis Angelone

Photographer

I’m an Ohio wedding photographer, always willing to travel anywhere in the greater Cleveland area stretching as far as Columbus, Toledo and Youngstown. I’ve been a professional wedding photographer since 2014 and have went through the photography program at Cuyahoga Community College. I would describe my photography style as photo journalism. I’m quiet, professional and I try to capture every little detail at your wedding while not being a distraction to it. I’m a FAA certified drone pilot making aerial photography an option. I can offer a second photographer if needed.


Services

Services

  • Bride-only session
  • Drone photography
  • Engagement session
  • Extra hours
  • Image editing
  • Online proofing
  • Printing rights
  • Second photographer

Photo formats

  • Digital
  • Film

Deliverables

  • Digital files
  • Digital rights
  • Online gallery
  • Photo box
  • Printed enlargements
  • Same/next-day sneak-peek images
  • Wedding album

Francis Angelone Photography packages

Starting Package

1 hours

Peak pricing $2,000

Off-peak pricing $1,200

Description

$2,000 - All day coverage $1,600 - 8 - 10 hours $1,200 - 8 hours and below $300 - Engagement session

All Day Coverage & Engagement Session

16 hours

Off-peak pricing $1,600-2,100

Description

This package starts at 8 hours and goes up to 16 hours. It also includes an engagement session and all edited photos on a thumb drive, my website and a DropBox account which will remain up for the length of my career.


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Preferred vendors of Francis Angelone Photography

Venue
Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens
Akron, OH

Typically, couples book me about 13 months before their wedding date. I encourage you to reach out as soon as possible about my availability, even if you’re planning on a shorter time frame.
I have two excellent second shooters. I recommend going for a second photographer with wedding parties exceeding 150 guests.
The word edit is commonly miss used in photography for processing or retouching. Editing is the process of selecting the best images from the entire collection. I usually fire my camera often to guarantee I get as many images as possible to avoid blinking, outtakes, poor focus etc. I aim to handover 300 to 500 perfectly retouched images.
I have a pretty quick turnaround time. I aim for 2 to 4 weeks pending on the duration of your wedding. I always give a sneak peak of your images the next day for you to share with your guests or just get excited for the rest.
This comes down to how long your wedding is. If you are having a 12 hour wedding with around 150 guests I usually walk away with around 4,000 images. I then narrow that down as I select the best images. My average when I hand over the photography is around 300-500.