Emily Keogh Photography
Emily Keogh has run her studio in Bathurst for thirteen years, and the tone of the whole operation is plain-spoken and unfussy.
Wedding Photographers · Bathurst, New South Wales
Kaylah Meredith photographs weddings out of Bathurst, in the middle of the Central West. She calls herself a chaos coordinator turned photographer and a mum of three, and the work matches the description: cake cutting, confetti, a dance floor at full tilt, a groom’s father wiping his eyes. Three collections, named after Morticia and Gomez, Jack and Sally, and Ross and Rachel.
Editorial, romantic and relaxed, in her own words -- cinematic but grounded, with rich colour and warm edits. She is direct about what she will not do: stiff smiles, awkward silences, standing still and posing. Her own line for it is that this is your wedding day, not a styled photoshoot.
Couples marrying around Bathurst who want someone genuinely local and a gallery measured in hundreds rather than dozens. Also good for small weddings: the four-hour collection comes with full elopement planning, including scouting the spot and suggesting a celebrant, which is unusual at that size.
Collections start at $2,000 and run from four to ten hours. A minimum of 200, 500 or 650 images depending on the collection, delivered on a physical USB and in a password-protected gallery with twelve months of cloud storage. The two larger collections include an engagement session. Enquiries go through her form; she does not publish a phone number.
The image counts are written into the collections as floors, not estimates -- a minimum of 650 photographs on the ten-hour collection. Almost nobody else in this list commits to a number at all, and she pairs it with a promise of no hidden fees and print discounts of up to half price through her affiliated lab.
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Emily Keogh has run her studio in Bathurst for thirteen years, and the tone of the whole operation is plain-spoken and unfussy.
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