For the 6-hour coverage, shooting typically starts 1 hour before the wedding ceremony with the preparation of the bride and the groom, as well as venue, decoration and detail shots. It continues with the ceremony, group photos, the couple’s portraits, dinner setting, and ends at around 8 or 9 pm after the most important events during dinner reception, which usually includes the grand entrance, some speeches, cake cutting and first dance.

The 8-hour coverage will fit everything on a typical wedding day: shooting  starts 1 or 1.5 hours before the wedding ceremony with the preparation of the bride and the groom, as well as venue, decoration and detail shots. It continues with the ceremony, group photos, the couple’s portraits. Then dinner setting, the whole dinner reception: the grand entrance, some speeches, cake cutting, first dance, and more, and usually ends at 10 or 11 pm.

The 12-hour coverage fits weddings with events before the wedding ceremony, such as chinese tea ceremony, games, extra time for couple portraits, or if you want to include the after party. It’s also good if you cannot be bothered to worry whether fewer coverage hours would be enough :)