OVERVIEW
Alysa is a highly experienced wedding and elopement photographer servicing all areas of Tasmania. During her fourteen year career as a wedding photographer she has developed a flexible style – whether you're after a discreet, photo-journalistic approach or a guided, posed experience, Alysa takes the guesswork out of wedding photography.
Alysa Nemeth's service includes unlimited images, flawless editing, travel and delivery of ready-to-print and web-optimised photos on USB and online. The only decision you have to make is the length of coverage.
The Four Hour Option - $980
This includes four hours of photography time on the day. It's a great option for elopements and intimate weddings. This can also be a great option for tight budgets as it can cover from getting ready through to the start of reception with creative planning.
The Nine Hour Option - $1880
This includes up to nine hours of photography time on the day. It's perfect to cover all essential moments from getting ready through to cutting of the cake, first dance and speeches.
The Unlimited Option - $2380
This includes unlimited photography time on the day and is the best option for large weddings and those that include multiple location changes.
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Cat mum, gardener and lover of wedding photography. I can't wait to hear your story!
Alysa Nemeth
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This includes four hours of photography time on the day. It's a great option for elopements and intimate weddings. This can also be a great option for tight budgets as it can cover from getting ready through to the start of reception with creative planning.
All options include thoughtful editing, travel and delivery of images.
This includes up to nine hours of photography time on the day. It's perfect to cover all essential moments from getting ready through to cutting of the cake, first dance and speeches.
All options include thoughtful editing, travel and delivery of images.
This includes unlimited photography time on the day and is the best option for large weddings and those that include multiple location changes.
All options include thoughtful editing, travel and delivery of images.
Location
Service Area Tasmania
FAQ
It normally takes around three weeks for you to receive your images although I always send sneaky peeks through within a couple of days of the wedding.
November 2023
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Expert Advice
As a wedding professional, Alysa Nemeth Wedding and Elopement Photographer offers expert advice to help couples plan their perfect day. Ask a question or read their expert advice.
Get Expert AdviceHow to tactfully ask guests not to post any of our wedding photos to socials
What's the best way to handle this request? We really don't want any of our photos shown on social media before we get a chance to do it ourselves. Is this something to include as early as the invitations? Or wait to the ceremony?
How long does it usually take to get wedding photos back?
We're trying to coordinate photos and video for a post-wedding event with our family.
Alysa Nemeth Wedding and Elopement Photographer
I personally take around three weeks but send sneaky peeks through as I edit. It's nice to have a few professional photos to post on social media straight away.
Is this an unreasonable photography timeline?
2pm - final stages of getting ready shots, both boys and girls on the same property 3pm - ceremony, no group shots or congrats afterwards, 3.30pm - straight into family shots (14 people all up, 2 families) the property then a few bridal party shots at same location as family shots, 4.10pm - Bridal party and bride & groom shots off property (5 min drive) 5.30pm - Bridal party re-entrance going into reception, 6.20pm - Sparkler shot 6.30pm - Dinner 8pm - Cake cut and first dance
Alysa Nemeth Wedding and Elopement Photographer
It's always lovely for a photographer when there is a timeline on the day. From experience I would say there is no way to avoid the congrats moment as your guests will insist and it does make for absolutely beautiful images. Twenty minutes is plenty and will make the older guests especially happy. It also gives the couple a chance to take in the ceremony and breathe for a second. I do like to allow a little more time for getting ready shots when possible. It is a good opportunity to get comfortable with having your photo taken and sort of forget the photographer is there. Plus to really highlight the effort you have put in to hair and makeup and dress and all the little details that it's easy to miss once the excitement starts.
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It has become fairly common to hear the celebrant go through a few 'housekeeping' notes before the bride arrives for the ceremony. It's a great way to direct guests in terms of what to do during and after the ceremony and a great chance to make the request not to post any photos to social media. I have seen couples ask that no photos are taken at all during the ceremony so that everyone is present in the moment.