In layman’s terms, 8-10 hours is considered to be “full day wedding coverage.” This is more than enough time to cover getting dressed through the exit and everything in between. What it DOESN’T mean, is from the start of your 4am morning prep through the 11pm clean up.

This is a phrase that has popped up again fairly recently, but has been around for ages. The reality is that most photographers offer a variation of “full-day coverage.”

Who offers Full Day Wedding Coverage in Napa?

I offer full day wedding coverage with all of my packages. Willow and Ben also offer full day coverage, along with JBJ Pictures, who also offers videography.

How do I know if I need Full Day coverage?

This is one of those questions where a consultation call is super important because it’s the start of communicating what is and isn’t important to you as a couple. Wedding days typically include photography coverage for styling details (rings, invites, accessories, etc.), getting ready, wedding party, ceremony, family formals, couples portraits, cocktail hour, dinner, reception events, etc. If there’s any travel between the getting ready, ceremony, and reception, then you’ll most likely need more coverage, or you’ll have to discuss and decide what you are okay without.

The end…

This honestly is probably the shortest blog post I will ever write. If you are planning your wedding here in the Napa Wine Country area, reach out and let’s see if full day wedding coverage is right for you.