Pricing for an event in London varies more than people expect, and most of that variation comes down to a handful of factors rather than the photographer simply picking a number.
At LemonShark Studio, event bookings run quoted per hours on the ground and deliverables. That figure reflects the time on the ground, the number of images retouched, and how quickly you need everything delivered. Rush turnaround, additional locations and larger teams all move the number, but the baseline is set deliberately so you know what you’re paying for before you ask.
The honest advice: ask any photographer you’re considering exactly what is included in their quoted price, not just the headline number. Cheap rarely means simple. A quote that excludes retouching, travel or a second shooter often ends up costing more once those are added back in.
See also: What to wear for an event, and what to avoid.
See the Events page for pricing, or get in touch directly.
FAQs
Two common questions, answered.
What kinds of events do you cover?
Launches, private parties, conferences, gallery openings, community events and live music, anywhere in London. Most gatherings, whatever the reason, are worth covering properly.
Do you shoot video at events too?
Photography and film run together under one booking, stills for press and socials, plus a highlights film cut for whichever platforms actually matter to the client.
Further reading
A handful of related posts.
Comments
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Michael Iqbal
Straightforward advice, no upsell nonsense.
Benjamin Holmes
Helpful!
Alfie Kaur
As someone who’s booked a few of these, this is genuinely accurate advice.
Max Clarke
Recommending this to anyone in Islington booking an event soon.
Grace Bond
Compared several London studios before booking an event, and this pricing breakdown was easily the clearest explanation I found.
Joseph Rana
Came back to reread this before rebooking.
Felix Ward
Referenced this again ahead of a second booking.
Max Choudhury
Still recommend this to people years later.
Sophie Pearce
Sent this to a colleague just now.