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Two to four weddings a year. That is the capacity Kayla Tiffany states, and it frames everything else: wedding collections begin at $9,500, sneak peeks arrive within 72 hours, and the full gallery lands in 10 to 12 weeks. Couples typically book 12 to 18 months out. The investment page does not say how many hours a collection covers or whether a second shooter is included.
kaylatiffany.com/investmentWedding collections begin at $9,500. They include full-resolution images, unlimited printing rights, an engagement session folded into the process, sneak peeks within 72 hours and the full gallery in 10 to 12 weeks. With only two to four weddings taken per year, the site says couples typically book 12 to 18 months ahead. A couple marrying next summer who has not yet inquired should assume the answer may already be no.
The investment page does not state the number of hours in a collection or whether a second photographer is included. At this price, both should be in writing before a retainer is paid. Love Stories sessions start at $875 and editorial sessions at $950; travel sessions are quoted individually. Editorial weddings, the East End and destination work are the listed specialties, and the service area runs from NYC to the Hamptons, North Fork, Hudson Valley and worldwide.
A couple with a photography line above $9,500 who wants an editorial result and one photographer's undivided season is the audience. No venues are named on the investment page, so ask for a full East End wedding gallery. Guaranteed hours, a second shooter and a four week gallery are not what is on offer here, and the page does not pretend otherwise.
The $7,500 wedding collection is the number to know.
Every photography tier here is a 10 hour block.
No travel surcharge anywhere on Long Island, and a second shooter on every Long Island booking.
Wedding collections start at $8,000 and cover 10 or more hours with a second photographer, per the investment page.
Two photographers, an engagement session, same-night preview images and a custom album all sit inside the $7,200 starting collection, according to the studio's own cost page.
Three video tiers, all with raw footage on a USB drive, are the clearest thing Miralli publishes.