Question 1

What photography trends are popular in Israel for 2026?

Accepted Answer

Candid photojournalism, drone aerial shots, golden hour sessions, film-inspired editing (grainy warm tones), same-day edits shown at the party, and creative couple portraits at unique Israeli locations.

Question 2

How many hours of coverage do I need for my wedding?

Accepted Answer

Typical Israeli weddings require 8–12 hours of coverage—from bridal prep through the last dance. A shorter event like a Bar Mitzvah may need 4–6 hours. Add a second photographer for events over 200 guests.

Question 3

Should I have an engagement photoshoot before the wedding?

Accepted Answer

An engagement session helps you get comfortable in front of the camera and builds rapport with your photographer. Many Israeli photographers include it as part of the wedding package.

Question 4

What red flags should I watch for with photo/video vendors?

Accepted Answer

No backup equipment, watermarked delivery, unclear usage rights, extremely low prices (quality risk), no contract, inability to show full event galleries, and poor communication responsiveness.

Question 5

Should I get a wedding album or just digital files?

Accepted Answer

A printed album is a tangible heirloom that you’ll appreciate for decades. Digital files are convenient for sharing but rarely get printed. Many photographers offer album design as an add-on—it’s worth the investment.