Google photos · Tayler Carlisle Photography, Lucy Holt
Service area
Colorado + destination
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Add reconWedding coverage starts at $4,800, average around $5,800
Site lists engagement sessions from $850, elopement coverage from $2,500 and wedding coverage from $4,800, with the average wedding investment around $5,800. Destination weddings outside Colorado start at $5,500 in the continental US, $6,000 for Hawaii, Alaska, Mexico and Central America, $7,000 for Europe and $8,000 for Africa, Australia and Southeast Asia, and those include all day coverage, two photographers, an adventure shoot and travel.
Service region: Colorado + destination
Planning wise, the engagement session bundled into her packages seems to pay off. One review said going into the wedding already comfortable with her made a real difference for a partner who normally hates cameras. Another reviewer praised how she captures movement and color, crediting her warm energy for how the photos turned out. A third review mentioned she gave strong recommendations for engagement locations, a nice planning bonus beyond just showing up to shoot. She works in a documentary and editorial style, still shoots some film alongside digital, and her destination packages include two photographers.
$4,800+ for weddings, destination packages $5,500-$8,000+ with travel included
Wedding coverage starts at $4,800 and the site says the average investment is around $5,800; elopements start at $2,500. Destination pricing is tiered by location and includes travel, two photographers and an adventure shoot: anywhere in the continental US outside Colorado starts at $5,500, Hawaii and Alaska start at $6,000, Mexico and Central America start at $6,000, Europe starts at $7,000, and Africa, Australia, and Southeast Asia start at $8,000. Engagement sessions on their own start at $850.
Service region: Colorado + destination
Tayler is based out of Evergreen and her site has a full destination wedding price ladder by continent. One review said her package included an engagement shoot, which let her get to know Tayler before the wedding, and she went into the wedding day already knowing the photos would turn out well. The same bride said family photos took about 10-15 minutes and a sneak peek gallery of roughly 200 photos arrived a few days after the wedding.