Wedding Photographer in Fenny Drayton, NUNEATON (UK)

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14 Old Forge Road,
Fenny Drayton,
NUNEATON,
CV13 6BD

T : 01827712134

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FAD Photography - Wedding Photographer

Based in Nuneaton, FAD Photography is a unique photographic company offering royalty free photos (print as many as required for free). Weddings start from as little as 350 pounds to clients throughout Nuneaton. Set-up in 2007 the company has several years experience in the photographic business.

With state of the art facilities and fully qualified staff, the company delivers a professional photography service to local people. The service is designed to be cost effective, helping customers to get quality of service with royality free photos.

The firm supplies royality free photos, including a free photobook. Superbly finished, the products are just right for the bride and groom and can be enjoyed by everybody. The products are available from FAD Photography at a reasonable price.

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I used FAD photography for a studio session a few months ago. I found Fay and David very professional and extremely easy to work with. My girlfriend and I had a fantastic time at the shoot, Fay and David set a light hearted tone to put us at ease with the camera and studio. I would highly recommend them. Two friend have since used FAD and were also very pleased with their wedding album and free shots on a DVD.

Nathan Oakley - 5 Nov 2008