Adam Egan
Adam Egan has photographed weddings for close to ten years, working out of Sydney and across New South Wales — vineyard lawns at Pokolbin, a heritage station at…
Wedding Photographers · Sydney, New South Wales
Xtraordinary Photos & Video is a wedding photography and film studio working out of Five Dock in Sydney’s inner west, with a showroom in nearby Leichhardt where couples can handle the printed albums before choosing one. The published work is spread widely across the city — the Opera House forecourt and Harbour Bridge, Doltone House and Le Montage, the Art Gallery of New South Wales, harbour yachts, Blue Mountains lookouts and suburban churches — and it is noticeably diverse, with South Asian ceremonies and same-sex weddings sitting alongside black-tie receptions.
They describe the aim as making a couple as relaxed as possible and having a bit of fun along the way, and say they like to think of themselves as your friends with cameras. The wedding work leans on candid moments — confetti exits, a bridal party mid-laugh, guests on a dance floor — set against formal portraits at recognisable Sydney landmarks. Every package is described as customisable, and the studio runs a free consultation of forty-five to sixty minutes to shape one around a particular day.
Couples who want photography and film from the same studio and would rather see the numbers before making contact — this is one of the few Sydney studios that publishes a full price list rather than gating it. It suits a large formal wedding as readily as a small one, and the range of packages means a couple can start at six hours with one photographer and scale to a full day with two. Couples who care about a printed album will find three sizes described in detail.
Wedding photography starts at $1,800 for six hours with one photographer, rising through $2,400 for ten hours and $3,000 for a full day, to $3,900 for a full day with two photographers. Every package includes no limit on images taken, a pre-wedding consultation, an enlargement print and an online gallery, with all images edited to a couple’s preferred style. Film is priced separately from $1,950. The deposit is 35% on booking, with 60% due a month before the wedding and the remaining 5% afterwards, and the studio invites couples back about a month out to meet the photographer who will be there on the day.
The album is treated as a product in its own right rather than an afterthought. Real album designs are published in full so a couple can see how many pages a wedding actually fills — the standard 18x12 inch book runs eleven to thirteen pages with a photo cover and suits a selection of forty to sixty photographs — with a smaller 12x8 inch option and a 7x5 inch version made as a gift for parents. All are described as hand made, and the Leichhardt showroom exists so they can be seen before anything is ordered.
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