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Why is Natural Aspects wedding photography much cheaper than others?
We get asked this question a lot.
First of all, we’ve been in business long enough (14 years) that the building in which our studio is located is paid off so we don’t have any rent or mortgage payments like other photographers must pay.
More than one half of our wedding business comes from referrals (people who know someone who has used us in the past) so we don’t need to spend huge amounts of money on advertising.
We have a team of full time wedding photographers who have been with us for 6+ years that allows us to shoot up to 5 different weddings on any given date and still have 2 backup photographers available for any emergencies.
Natural Aspects company has never borrowed any money to operate and does not have monthly debt payments like other companies. It’s almost unheard of for any business to be debt free in this country, but we are!
It’s really just a matter of economics, we charge much less than other photographers for the same or better quality of work because our company is very well managed and financially sound which is comforting to any bride to be. The last thing you need to worry about is whether or not your photographer will show up on your wedding day or worse, be out of business.
In these tough economic times, beware of some photographers who heavily discount their normally high wedding packages in order to get your business. Although a temporary fix for them, this practice may put them in danger of not having enough funds available to complete your product orders following your wedding which could mean long delays or no product for you at all.
At Natural Aspects you always pay a reasonable price and get exceptional service with a financially stable company.
Although there are many fine wedding photographers who work on their own in the St. Louis area, many can only photograph one wedding on any given date and must charge more in order to stay in business. You’re not really getting a better product by paying them more, you’re just paying more!