A good corporate event is shaped as much by what happens on either side of it as by the session itself.
Before: confirm the brief in writing, sort out what you’re wearing or bringing, and build in time either side of the session so there’s no rushing in or straight back out again the moment it wraps.
During: trust the direction. Most people relax within ten minutes.
After: review the proofing gallery properly rather than rushing a decision, and flag any specific retouching requests clearly so nothing gets missed in the final files.
See also: What a lot of photographers get wrong about a corporate event.
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FAQs
A couple of quick answers.
What kinds of corporate events do you cover?
Conferences, away days, company parties, product training days and internal celebrations, anywhere in London and reachable by train beyond it.
Can you work discreetly around a room full of clients?
Yes. Coverage stays quiet and unobtrusive, catching genuine moments rather than staging them, so guests and clients are never interrupted.
Further reading
A few more posts worth reading.
- How far ahead should you book a corporate event?
- Do I need to prepare anything before my corporate event?
- Why a cheap corporate event often costs more in the end
The steps
Broken down, it looks like this.
- Before. Confirm the brief in writing, sort out what to wear or bring, and build in time either side.
- During. Trust the direction you're given. Most people relax within the first ten minutes.
- After. Review the proofing gallery properly and flag retouching requests clearly.