How long does it take to take a wedding photo?

Under normal circumstances, wedding photos need to go through the process of film selection, retouching, intensive repair and production, so it takes about one and a half months for newcomers to take wedding photos.

However, the production time of each studio is different, and there will be some discrepancies. However, 30-40 days is the general time for taking wedding photos, and 30-40 days is the general time for photo studios. However, the production time of some photography agencies is particularly slow, or because of the meticulous needs of newcomers, the production cycle will be lengthened, and it may take three months to get wedding photos.

In order to avoid affecting the use of wedding photos at weddings, you can indicate the longest period of wedding photos shooting in the contract, otherwise you will have to pay compensation, and the increased money can reach about half a month. As the saying goes, "Money makes the mare go" is equally applicable here. If the wedding day is approaching, you can add money to let the studio catch up and try to finish it within half a month. The cost of speeding up shooting varies from studio to studio.

Wedding photos were taken in advance.

In order to ensure that wedding photos can be used at weddings, newcomers need to take wedding photos in advance. As mentioned above, it usually takes 30-40 days for the photo studio to complete the wedding photos, so it is safest for newcomers to take wedding photos 2-3 months in advance.

You can also decide according to your own situation. Of course, if the money is not bad, it can also be sold about 1 month in advance, and the subsequent price will catch up with the progress. If the bride is pregnant before the wedding, the shooting time needs to be arranged. The first three months of pregnancy are more dangerous, so don't take wedding photos during these three months.

If the business of the merchant is booming, or the shooting time of the newcomer happens to be in the peak season, it may take longer, and the follow-up shooting needs to communicate with the newcomer. If the requirements for newcomers are higher, the shooting time will be longer, so the waiting time will be longer.