Award-Winning Bozeman Wedding Photographer
photography for people who don’t like having their picture taken
Charles Moll Photography is a documentary wedding photography studio based in Bozeman, Montana. Ranked among the Top 100 international wedding photographers by the WPJA, we free you up to be fully present on your wedding day, knowing your most important memories are being authentically captured. We serve couples throughout Montana and all over the US.
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About Us
Meet Charles
I am Charles (CJ), and I have the best job in the world. Ever since I was a kid, I dreamed of telling stories for a living. I truly have the best job in the world. I am a husband, musician, fly-fisher, and weight lifter. I would be honored to be part of your wedding day.
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Wedding Photography Packages
Customized For Your Wedding.
Wedding photographs celebrate the people and moments that makeup one of the most significant days of your life. As documentary photographers, our imagery showcases your personalities and values. This is why we customize our collections for your situation, to make sure you get exactly what you want. Most couples who work with us opt for full-day unlimited coverage so they can have the entirety of their wedding day photographed. This means no hour limits or timelines that don’t capture your whole wedding day.
Every year we only work with 20 select couples. This allows us to provide the best experience possible!
At A Minimum, every wedding collection includes:
-Lead Photographer Charles Moll
-Each Photo is Individually Retouched
-High-Resolution Digital Files
-Unrestricted Printing Rights
-Custom Day of Timeline
-80 page Wedding Guide
-Full-day Coverage
– Additional Photographers
– Engagement Sessions
– Wedding Albums
Small Weddings & Elopements start at $3900 (4hrs of Coverage)
Full Day Coverage starting at $5400 (No time limits. Just be present with your loved ones)
Also serving across Montana: See our wedding venue guides for Helena, Big Sky, Missoula, and Montana barn weddings.
FAQs
Where Do You Serve?
While many of the weddings we photograph are in Bozeman, we spend many weekends on the road photographing all over Montana and nationwide. As a Montana wedding photographer, the furthest we have photographed is Chicago. That being said, we are always ready for a new adventure anywhere in the world!
How many photographers will be at our wedding?
Since every wedding day is unique, we customize our collections to be a perfect fit for you. Sometimes a second photographer makes a lot of sense, while others they may be overwhelming for you and your guests. In general, we recommend a second photographer for weddings with over 150 people
When is the best time to book?
If you think Charles Moll Photography is a good fit for your wedding day, I highly recommend booking ASAP, especially if you are getting married during peak season (June-October). To provide our clients with the best experience possible, we only take 20 weddings per year. To reserve your date we require a signed contract and a retainer.
How Many Photographs Can we expect to receive?
When you receive your final gallery there will be loads of photos of you and all your loved ones. Since every wedding is different, I can’t give you hard numbers. However, couples generally receive between 500 and 1000 images depending on the length of time I am there and the activities taking place on the wedding day.
Will You Be Photographing Our Wedding?
You bet I will! We are a small studio committed to providing you with exceptional wedding photography. As an artist, every wedding I document whether solo or with a team, I pour my heart and soul into. Every image is individually edited with care by me. This is to ensure the highest level of quality.
How many hours of wedding photography do you recommend?
As a documentary photographer, I am focused on capturing moments. Unfortunately, meaningful moments don’t happen on a set schedule. For a standard wedding day I am a huge advocate of opting for “full-day” coverage. This way you aren’t locked into a set number of hours and your entire day will be documented. A large majority of our couples end up going this way as it is a huge stress relief when building out your wedding timeline since I won’t be leaving until the day is finished.
