★ GOLD Canadys's featured Photographer
The images I go after are the unscripted, candid moments. I want to help you remember your event as it really happened. But at the same time deliver an artful approach to your photos. I feel that traditional wedding photography tends to lose a lot of special moments that happen between all the posed shots. I know there are some posed shots that you may want for family and friends. But between those shots and all through the day, I will create a photo record of the day of the many touching moments that happen…more
SILVER Canadys's recommended Photographers
Every wedding has an unfolding story to tell, and we are here to capture that story with images both heartfelt and fun. We understand how important your wedding day is. So we strive to provide unforgettable images at a price you can afford. We use a variety of styles including candid color photography; black-and-white photojournalism; and traditional portraiture to capture moments both big and small, intimate and spontaneous.
Looking for a photographer or videographer? We are Charlestons #1 choice in photography! Our packages include two photographers and unlimited pictures! Packages start at $499. We are the Exclusive Photographer for Norwegian Cruise Lines in Charleston.
BRONZE More featured Canadys Photographers
One Moment One Shot is a Savannah Based Award Winning wedding, event, sports and portrait photography team throughout Savannah, Hilton Head, Charleston, South Carolina and FL.
I am a reasonable photographer but also one of the best! With weddings starting at just $650 you will be able to afford the wedding cake and even eat it too! I have my own studio and will do on location shots of your choice. I pride myself on avoiding…more
Two photographers to capture your event from different vantage points, all chronicled in storybook (photojournalistic) order. Images from Formal to Candid provide a good mix of styles to help you remember your special day and "....commit your memories to images that will last with one blink of the camera's eye."