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Catering specialist · Events · Melbourne
Catering photography is a different brief from restaurant photography. The buyer is an event manager or business owner pitching corporate clients, wedding planners, and venue partners — and the imagery has to win the proposal deck before the client tastes a single canapé. Grazing boards, table spreads, drop-off platters, on-site service moments — we shoot for the proposal PDF first, the Instagram feed second.
What we shoot · Catering
Catering photography needs to convey scale, abundance and competence without looking staged. We shoot most catering briefs as a half-day on-site setup at a venue (function centres, hotels, private homes, marquees) using two cameras — overhead for the spread, side-on for the platter detail — and grade everything for both proposal PDFs and website hero use. The word 'catering' in Melbourne SEO is heavily dominated by event catering — your photography has to clearly distinguish corporate, wedding and private from the start.
Grazing boards and antipasti spreads — top-down hero shots that fill a proposal slide
Table-length wedding and corporate spreads — wide editorial framing with linen and props
Drop-off platters and individual servings — clean white-background detail for menus
On-site service moments — wait staff plating, candid set-up, room dressed
Pricing · Catering
The planner below tiers down per-image as the menu grows — exactly the way we quote catering briefs. No travel fees across metro Melbourne.
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· 15–20 images @ $30 · 21–99 @ $25 · 100+ @ $10 (min spend $1,000)
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Also offered · Cuisine specialists
Also offered · One photographer, one library

Full-menu image libraries — built for Uber Eats, your website and Google.

Hero plates and signature dishes for marketing, launches and editorial.

Square-crop, app-graded photography for Uber Eats, DoorDash and Menulog.

Multi-frame campaigns for openings, PR, franchise rollouts and editorials.
Where we shoot · Catering
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Final step · Catering specialists
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