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Having shots of your event is crucial for creating momentum around a launch of a new brand or product, or to promote future events, retreats and workshops. For those who weren’t present at your event, it’s so important for them to get a sense of the atmosphere, a snapshot of the style and to share in the moment.
Event photography should reflect the connections between those present, and capture the small but important details you carefully thought-out. The images should capture the laughs, memorable moments and emotion, to help a story of what your workshop, retreat or event was like.
Having experience shooting many types of events, from panels and Q&A’s, to networking and launches, as well as workshops, retreats and blogger events, I know which moments to focus on and how to capture the most important shots. I offer 2, 3 and 4-hour event packages, as well as full-day and three-day packages. I also offer bespoke quotes if your event requires specific timings or coverage. Please get in touch if you’d love to work together to capture the magic of your event and start sharing your wonderful ideas with the world!
A bit about event photography & why it's important
Event photography can cover all aspects and details of your Event
- Images of your guests mingling & having fun
- Any activities or classes within the event
- Set up of your event
- Food & Drink shots
- The event space or location
- Goodybag and Sponsor shots
- Panel or workshop images
- Yourself at the event/ interacting with guests/teaching/talking
who it's for
who it's not for
People that want to capture the magic of their event, retreat or occasion
People that know the small things are the big things, and want all the details to be documented beautifully
People that want event images that are playful, organic and full of those raw and soulful moments
People who want to tell the story of their event, and build interest and excitement for future events
People that want event images that don’t highlight how incredible it was
People who don’t see the value in documenting memories to last a lifetime
People that don’t understand the power of creating a narrative, and that a story will help to market future events
People that don’t want images that capture those raw and beautiful moments to look back on (Who wouldn’t though?!)
