Bird + Heart Photography
OVERVIEW
If you're dreaming of wedding photos that are as stunning and authentic as your love story, Kay from Bird + Heart Photography is exactly who you need!
Kay has a magical way of capturing those special, unscripted moments that truly reflect the essence of your relationship. Her relaxed and refined approach makes you and your partner feel effortlessly at ease, allowing your genuine selves to shine through in every shot. Kay’s passion for photography is matched only by her dedication to making your wedding memories beautiful and timeless. With a keen eye for detail and a warm, open-hearted communication style, she’ll guide you through every step, ensuring you get exactly what you’ve envisioned. You can expect enchanting, real-life images that tell the story of your day in the most heartfelt way.
Kay offers a range of thoughtfully crafted packages, each including a private online gallery, exquisite Fine Art prints, and a high minimum number of edits you can expect, and so much more. And if you need something extra special, she’s always happy to tailor a package just for you. because everyone is different!
Choosing the right Photographer to capture your day is right up there on the list of the most important things to pick. The "who" you choose, will influence the flow, vibe and atmosphere of how the day looks and feels for you, as well as your guests, plus it will also influence how you remember it! So, make sure you love the style of the Photographer you pick, and take the leap - make the investment!
Offering services for Perth and Margaret River / South West weddings - choose Kay for a personal touch that makes your love story truly unforgettable.
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Expert Advice
As a wedding professional, Bird + Heart Photography offers expert advice to help couples plan their perfect day. Ask a question or read their expert advice.
Get Expert AdviceWill the images be raw or edited
Should I also get a videographer
Bird + Heart Photography
There is no right or wrong answer here - it honestly comes down to your personal preference and your budget at the end of the day. Videography captures the day in a real time view, which my previous couples have never regretted. It's a little different to photo's, that you can print and pop up on a wall or in a photo frame. While photos capture the moments frozen in time, video tends to bring to life those same moments, allowing you to reminise what was said at that time. If it were a question of choosing between the two, I'd always go for the Photography side of things first, but if your budget allows for it - I would 100% suggest you consider having a videographer on the day as well. xx
Is a photobooth a good idea?
Bird + Heart Photography
I 100% think that some of the funniest and craziest moments can be captured with a photobooth. Especially once everyone has relaxed and find themselves really letting their hair down, ha ha! It also provides great entertainment for the guests, giving them something to do with the time, while waiting for food / speeches etc. You won't regret booking one, and you will most definitely enjoy the crazy wierd variety of photos afterwards. Go for it!
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I always and only ever deliver fulled edited high resolution ( Highest Quality ) Images. It's really super important that you LOVE the style of the photographer you pick. It might be helpful to take a good look through a few of their whole galleries of other weddings, to get a better sense of how your wedding images will end up looking. Look for things like consistancy with edits, colours, lighting, and overall style of how they've captured things.