Thanks for your interest in nicholeV photography! If you would like to book a session, please contact me at 801.319.4678. Please note that the prices listed here are for weddings along the Wasatch Front in Utah. I am also available for travel worldwide. If you are interested in a wedding outside of Utah, please email me at nichole@nicholeV.com to receive my out-of-state pricing.

Specials

FREE ANNOUNCEMENTS: Book any engagement photosession (a la carte or in a wedding package) and receive 500 custom designed wedding announcements or save-the-date cards for free!

Wedding Packages

Mini-Wedding Package: $1100 + Tax

Basic Wedding Package: $1600 + tax

Signature Wedding Package: $2400 + Tax

Pearl Wedding Package: $3000 + Tax

Gold Wedding Package: $3800 + Tax

Diamond Wedding Package: $6000 + Tax

Platinum Wedding Package: $8700 + Tax

Engagement Session Add-on: $500 + Tax with any package purchase

**A note to out-of-state photographers and clients: Nichole realizes that her pricing is significantly lower than other similarly talented photographers living in larger metropolitan areas. Please note that she feels she is priced well for the rural market that she serves in Utah. If you would like to see Nichole's out-of-state wedding pricing, please email her for details, as she does travel for weddings.

A La Carte Wedding Pricing

All a la carte sessions require a $200 non-refundable deposit to reserve your date when you book. The balance of your session fee is due at your photosession.

Engagement Photosession: $675 + Tax

Engagement photos should capture the essence of you and your relationship together. Consequently, I take time to get that perfect, creative shot.

Bridal Session: $750 + Tax

Bridals are my specialty. I want you to be as beautiful, radiant and YOU as possible! I take a creative approach to bridals; I want to take pictures that will match your personality. Consequently, bridals get extra attention. The photosessions are considerably longer, and I take significant time in my digital darkroom to make sure that every detail is perfect.

My Photosession Philosophy

So here's my take on wedding photography. I want you to have incredibly amazing images from your wedding day. Images that will make people gasp when they see them. On the other hand, you want to be able to remember and see and use all those amazing images throughout the rest of your life.

Here's how all of my wedding packages work:

Note: Prices are subject to change without warning. You secure your pricing when you book your session.

About Nichole

Based in Utah County, Nichole Van specializes in turning everyday life into art. Nichole loves expressing the unique beauty of every client, creating artistic images that make people gasp when they see them.

Notably, Nichole won International 8x10 Portrait of the Year from Wedding and Portrait Photographers International (WPPI) for 2007. She has taken first, second, and third place honors from WPPI in several of their international print competitions and has won over 30 international accolades for her photography. Nichole was honored in January 2011 as a top ten finalist in Professional Photographers of America's (PPA) International Grand Imaging Awards in the wedding category.

Additionally, her work was profiled on the cover of Rangefinder magazine in August 2009, along with a feature article about her unique style of photography. Also, she was again profiled in a feature article in Professional Photographer magazine in March 2010. She has also been featured in numerous local and online publications. Nichole provides instruction to other professional photographers and has presented classes at WPPI's international convention, as well as IPPA. Nichole currently holds an Accolade of Photographic Mastery from WPPI.

Proofs Versus Art Print Files

People often ask about the difference between my proofs and art print files. For starters, as a skilled photographer, my images out of camera are 99% where they need to be. Most of the magic of my images happens in-camera, not on a computer. That being said, I shoot in a digital negative format that has to be developed before it can be printed. When I "develop" my images and create printable proofs, I usually don't make many changes. I just give a general boost to color and contrast. From there, when I create an art print, I will clean up any little problem areas with the file (i.e. scratches on faces or stray grass, etc.). Then I will do a detailed edit of the file, perhaps adding a texture or doing vintage toning. In the end, the difference between the proof and art print edit of the same file can be very subtle. There is a difference, but generally the difference isn't all that dramatic. On occasion, an image will shift more noticeably for a variety of reasons, but that is rare. If you wonder how much your images will shift, please just ask me. I can tell even as I'm taking the photo how different the proof will be from the final art print edit.

Art Print

Art Print
Proof

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