Baptism Photographer in Boston, MA

MacroSnaps in Boston

Baptisms, Christenings & First Communions in Boston: photography & video

Baptisms, christenings and First Communions are quiet, meaningful ceremonies, often with godparents and extended family gathered in church. MacroSnaps photographers and videographers cover the ceremony with care, along with family portraits and the gathering or brunch afterward, so you have a full record of a day that happens only once. We also photograph the small things families tend to keep, such as the gown, the candle and the certificate.

Boston is one of the biggest cities in Massachusetts, home to roughly 667,000 people. We cover baptism, christening or First Communion events at event and banquet venues across the area, from Boston Public Library (McKim Building), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum to private homes, restaurants and community halls.

Churches set their own rules for photography, and many limit movement, flash or positions during the sacrament. We confirm the rules with your parish or priest in advance and work discreetly, usually from the side aisles or the back. If photography isn't allowed during the ceremony itself, we arrange portraits at the font or altar immediately afterward, which many families find gives better results anyway.

For a typical baptism, christening or First Communion, clients in Boston book about 2 hours of photography ($350) and 2 hours of videography ($500). Photography is $250 for the first hour and $100 for each additional hour; videography is $300 for the first hour and $200 for each additional hour, with a 2-hour minimum. The first-hour price includes travel, so Boston costs the same as anywhere else we work, and there are no quotes to wait for.