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I didn't pay $22k or even $18k—it was more like $2k back then. Plus, I had my shoot the very next day. If I’d wanted a wedding album, it would’ve ended up costing about what you're looking at today... so honestly, it all evens out in the end.
And man, am I happy with them... But yeah, prices have clearly skyrocketed. I wouldn't drop that kind of cash on them either, just saying. It feels like nobody is actually willing to shell out $22k for their work anyway, and it's kind of a silly comparison when you look at everything you get included. Like, does it really matter if you get thank-you notes or whatever? It's all about whether the price matches the quality for you. Obviously, I’m gonna give props to people if they kill it. Again, they weren't nearly as pricey back then... And sure, waiting forever for photos and video is a thing, but personally, I don't care. They were upfront about the wait, and if that works for you, cool. If not, move on. We went with it and we don't regret it one bit.😉 I just gave them a recommendation because they earned it... everything else is up to the new couples.🙂
And man, am I happy with them... But yeah, prices have clearly skyrocketed. I wouldn't drop that kind of cash on them either, just saying. It feels like nobody is actually willing to shell out $22k for their work anyway, and it's kind of a silly comparison when you look at everything you get included. Like, does it really matter if you get thank-you notes or whatever? It's all about whether the price matches the quality for you. Obviously, I’m gonna give props to people if they kill it. Again, they weren't nearly as pricey back then... And sure, waiting forever for photos and video is a thing, but personally, I don't care. They were upfront about the wait, and if that works for you, cool. If not, move on. We went with it and we don't regret it one bit.😉 I just gave them a recommendation because they earned it... everything else is up to the new couples.🙂