Under no circumstances should you hire this company. Recently, my sister hired them as her wedding photographer. At noon the day of the wedding, Clive told her he would not be able to be her photographer as he was having some pain with his hip. Wedding days are stressful enough, and having your wedding photographer cancel noon the day of is excessively so. BUT to make matters worse, he didn't actually cancel, so my sister could not get her money back to hire another photographer last minute (of which I found two who could be there to shoot the wedding). Instead, he sent an amateur photographer with a basic camera. I know this because I have a camera like this camera. It's from Costco. My sister and I were enjoying mimosas as we dressed and prepared for the wedding. We only had five glasses, as that's the exact number of people we had in the suite. This replacement photographer chugged the champagne from the bottle! Highly inappropriate and messy, as champagne is very bubbly. I do not know how much alcohol he got from the grooms suite, but having to text all the groomsmen to be sure not to give him any alcohol is not a good sign. As for the actual pictures, most of Clive's replacement's photographs fell under the following three categories: blurry, pixelated and blinking. - Blurry because I think he does not understand how to focus a camera. Would randomly focus on the metal gate behind people and not the people in the foreground. - Pixelated because he had such a low quality camera and no lens fit for long distance photography (like the kind you would take when the Bride walks down the aisle). After a bad accident, my sister worked for 4 months to be able to walk down the aisle with our dad. A photo of her with Dad was really important to her for this reason and what we received is blurry! - And blinking, because he would only take one photo at a time. Photographers taking pictures of multiple subjects should ALWAYS take multiple pictures, in burst mode, so if someone blinks they can edit the image in post-production. He did not do this - one photo for each group of people. Someone is blinking in almost every single picture. And for a lot of them, it is the bride or groom blinking. The worst part about all of this is, when my sister received her photos and reached out to Clive to make this better, Clive took the stance that nothing was wrong with them. My sister asked for a refund. She wanted the refund so she could use the money to hire a new photographer to retake photos of her in her wedding dress and her husband in his tux. Basically, the photos they should have had from the wedding. My sister wanted just one photo she could blow up and put on their mantle. We would not recommend this company.