Eikon Events

, making our special day even more memorable.

ook forward to working with Tony and his team again for Sofia‘s wedding.

a business. I hope Tony takes my review as something he can learn from and become a better business owner/photographer. You pay for what you get is what I think. Things missed that I find vital as a photographer: no wedding dress pictures hanging up (luckily my videographer from another company was able to create still shots for me), he didn't dictate the bridal party to grab their bouquets for photos which ultimately led us to leaving them at the estate before going to the venue(so I did not have my flowers for my own wedding, horrifying), 20 pictures total of other guests (only 1 of the bride and one other guest that wasn't family) out of the 1550 pictures taken-- again luckily again my videographer from a different company was able to create more still shots for us. I did bring forth my concerns to Tony and it was only followed up with rebuttals of "I should have been more direct with wanting more photos of guests" or "I should have given more direction".. which I thought maybe thats true? Until I spoke to a handful of other brides and they thought that was absurd and not their experience with their photographers whatsoever. What I have learned from other brides is that the photographer should give direction ie. bouquets, candid photos, dress photos etc. As a bride, you are pulled in so many directions and this is where your crew comes through for you not the other way around. This was the only service of my wedding where I didnt utilize someone who was referred to me because they were more inexpensive and we were trying to save money. Please just do your research or if you do decide to move forward with Tony and his crew, be prepared to give exact direction of what you want or things will be missed. Tony, you seem like a nice guy, entitled, but nice. I really hope you take my feedback seriously to help build a more solid foundation for your company.