ATEIA Photography & Video
A full-time Melbourne wedding photography and video studio with an in-house team, working only on weddings since 2010 and with more than three thousand behind it.
Wedding Photographers · Melbourne, Victoria
Emily Howlett has been photographing weddings for over fifteen years and describes them, without hedging, as kinda my thing. She works out of Melbourne and lives on a farm at Koo Wee Rup with her wife Riley, two children and a small crowd of rescued animals. Her own banner promises colourful, joy-filled wedding photography, and the tone of the whole site backs it up — she expects to end the night on the dancefloor with your nana, camera in hand.
She takes a calm, unobtrusive approach, blending into the day and documenting it as it unfolds rather than staging it. The stated aim is timeless, honest images that feel natural, relaxed and true to you — the big emotional moments and the quiet in-between ones equally. Couples who describe themselves as awkward in front of a camera are explicitly welcomed; she says most of the people in her galleries felt the same way.
Couples who want a full day covered by someone who will also fluff the dress, fix the details and keep things moving behind the scenes. Her published real weddings run from Melbourne rooftops and the Carlton Gardens to barns, wineries and clifftops, so she suits both a city reception and a paddock. Smaller collections are offered for elopements and micro weddings, and she also shoots engagements and proposals.
Wedding collections run $3,500 to $4,800. That covers every photograph fully edited in high resolution — roughly 1,000 to 1,400 images for a full day — in a private online gallery the couple and their guests can download from directly. A sneak peek of 50 to 100 images arrives within 24 hours of the wedding finishing, and the full gallery within three to six weeks. She recommends eight hours as the right amount of coverage, or ten if there is travel between locations or a first look.
The turnaround. A sneak peek inside 24 hours and the complete gallery inside three to six weeks is unusually fast for a full-day wedding, and it is published as a commitment rather than an aspiration. One couple, Adelle and Ash, wrote that they got their photos back in record time.
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