Yana Skakun
Yana Skakun

Cambridge · Transparent Pricing
A clear, honest breakdown of what Cambridge wedding photography costs — from a photographer based in the city, with no hidden fees and no travel surcharge.
What Cambridge Wedding Photography Costs
Cambridge wedding photography prices with me start at £700 for up to 4 hours of coverage and rise to £1,660 for a full 12-hour day. There is no starting-from figure that quietly grows once you ask for details — the three packages below are the actual prices I quote, and additional hours are priced clearly at £120 each so you can work out the exact cost of your day before you get in touch.
Being based in Cambridge itself matters for pricing in one specific way: there is no travel fee for weddings in the city. Couples marrying at a Cambridge college, a riverside venue along the Cam, or one of the city's hotels and marquee venues aren't paying for a photographer's early drive or overnight stay — it's already factored into a straightforward local rate.
For weddings elsewhere in Cambridgeshire or further afield in England, travel costs are covered within the quoted price rather than added as a separate line item. The packages themselves scale by hours of coverage, which is the single largest factor in what a wedding day costs to photograph.
Investment
£700
Up to 4 hours · 30+ fully retouched
Most Popular
£1,180
Up to 8 hours · 50+ fully retouched
£1,660
Up to 12 hours · 70+ fully retouched
Additional hours beyond the base 4-hour package are £120 each, including 5 extra fully retouched images. No travel fee for Cambridge weddings.
Pricing Factors
The single biggest driver of price is how many hours you book. A 4-hour Essential package covers the ceremony, couple portraits and group photos with guests — ideal for smaller or more condensed days. Each additional hour beyond that base adds £120, so an 8-hour Classic day or a full 12-hour day scales predictably rather than jumping in unpredictable tiers.
Being based in Cambridge keeps costs down for couples marrying at Cambridge venues — no travel fee, no early-morning drive, no overnight stay to factor into the quote. For weddings elsewhere in Cambridgeshire or further into England, travel costs are covered within the quote; there is no separate mileage surcharge to budget for.
Cambridge college weddings — Trinity, King's, the Cambridge Union and similar historic venues — often involve strict timing windows, restricted access points, and porters' lodge coordination. This doesn't change the package price, but it does affect how many hours you realistically need: college ceremonies with a formal hall dinner afterwards usually suit the Classic or Full Day package rather than Essential.
Every package includes a set number of fully retouched images — individually colour-corrected, skin-retouched and finished — with the remainder of the shoot delivered in colour correction. Longer packages include more fully retouched images because a longer day naturally produces more standout moments worth that individual attention.
For weddings with two ceremony locations, large guest lists, or couples who want simultaneous coverage of both getting-ready rooms, a second photographer can be added. This is quoted separately based on the specific day rather than built into a fixed tier, since the need varies so much from wedding to wedding.
Cambridge is a popular wedding city year-round thanks to its colleges, riverside settings and central location for guests travelling from London or further afield. Peak Saturdays in May to September and graduation-adjacent weekends book earliest, so pricing itself doesn't change by season, but availability does — earlier booking gives you first choice of date.
Why Choose Me
I live and work in Cambridge, which means no travel fee is added to your quote for weddings in the city, no early alarm before a long drive, and genuine familiarity with the light, timing and logistics of Cambridge's best-known ceremony and reception spaces.
The three packages shown here are the actual prices I quote — not a starting-from figure that grows once you ask for details. Additional hours are priced clearly at £120 each, so you can calculate the exact cost of your day before you enquire.
Travel within Cambridgeshire and further into England is covered within the quoted price. There is no editing surcharge, no gallery hosting fee, and no charge for the pre-wedding consultation that's included in every package.
Every image from your day is delivered — either fully retouched or in colour correction — rather than a curated highlight reel. This matters for group and candid shots in particular, where the value is often in having the full sequence rather than a handful of hero images.
Cambridge weddings frequently take place across multiple locations in a single day — a college chapel, a punt on the Cam, a marquee reception outside the city — and timing between them is tight. Local knowledge of realistic transfer times and lighting at different times of day is part of what a Cambridge-based photographer brings that a visiting photographer has to learn on the day.
Every package delivers within 5–6 weeks via a secure cloud gallery with six months of access, so there's no ambiguity about when you'll see your images or how long you have to download them.
My Cambridge wedding photography packages start at £700 for up to 4 hours of coverage, rising to £1,180 for up to 8 hours and £1,660 for a full 12-hour day. Additional hours beyond the base package are charged at £120 each, so costs scale predictably with the length of your day.
Every package includes the full shoot delivered in colour correction, a set number of fully retouched images (30, 50 or 70 depending on the package), a secure cloud gallery with six months of access, and a pre-wedding consultation to plan timings, locations and shot priorities.
No. Being based in Cambridge, there is no travel fee added for weddings within the city. Travel costs for venues elsewhere in Cambridgeshire or further into England are covered within the quoted price rather than charged separately.
For a ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast and speeches, the 8-hour Classic package is the most commonly booked option. Shorter registry-office or elopement-style days often suit the 4-hour Essential package, while weddings with a full day of prep, ceremony, reception and evening dancing usually need the 12-hour Full Day package.
The package price is the same regardless of venue, but colleges such as Trinity or venues like the Cambridge Union often involve tighter timing windows and porters' lodge logistics, so I typically recommend the Classic or Full Day package for these venues to allow enough time to move between locations without rushing.
Yes. A second photographer can be added for weddings with two ceremony locations, larger guest lists, or couples who want both getting-ready rooms covered at the same time. This is quoted separately based on your specific day.
Cambridge is a popular wedding city thanks to its colleges and central location, so peak Saturdays between May and September, along with graduation-adjacent weekends, book earliest. Booking 6–12 months ahead gives you the best chance of securing your preferred date.
A deposit secures your date, with the balance due before your wedding day. If you need a payment plan for a larger booking, this can be arranged — just mention it when you get in touch.
Tell me your date and venue and I'll confirm exactly which package fits your day.
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