I do not normally do this, but I am so devastated that I had to write a review. I regret the day that I hired McCullough Photography. Although they took almost 1500 photos these were primarily duplicates, just different angles, so it really came out to about 700 photos. Of those, a huge portion are portraits (which I specifically told them I did NOT want). In half of the the pictures that George took, Cindy was in the background, and vice versa. There was SO much background distraction, it cannot even be photoshopped. The inside photos are grainy and look like an amateur took them. They're so ridiculously off center or too far away, and half of the people in the photos are looking at George and the other half are looking at Cindy. And the worst of it all: we SPECIFICALLY asked to have a photo of the groom and his grandma who raised him...NONE were taken...NOT ONE. I also have absolutely NO pictures with the flower girls or ring bearer...NOT ONE. My 25 year old niece (bridesmaid) was shoo'd away, and apparently so were the kids. I wrote Cindy to express my concern, and all I got were excuses, justifications, and blame to everyone else. Months before the wedding, I had emailed them specific photo requests and I had given them several photos in person, NONE of these were taken. What she did take were photos of the extremely messy bathroom where we had thrown everything in to get it out of the way. George took pictures of a Monster drink and a bottle of water, among other things. There was NO communication, and both of them were very bossy. I tried blowing up several pics, but when I did, they became blurry. The photos are off-center, blurry, or look grainy. Of the 1500 photos, I honestly have to say, I only like 100 at the most (and the 100 includes everything from guests to cake cutting, because there aren't very many of just the two of us). They did not even offer to clean up a few pictures, just to make up for the horrible photos. Fortunately, several friends took excellent photos, so I've framed those. I'm sorry, but I ***DO NOT*** recommend them. For those who might think I should have said something at the time, I was was overwhelmed with everything else going on, that is why I had given them the photo samples and that is what we paid them for. Some of these photo requests are common sense. My head was spinning and I do not even remember half of it, let alone what pictures were being taken/not taken.
6/11/14: for clarification, the statement below (Cindy's response to my post) is not true. I would address each untrue statement individually, but it would be much too lengthy. It's easier to say that Cindy is confusing my wedding with another, and I will only address three major issues: 1) I never gave her a "lengthy list" or "stack of pictures," I only gave her about 10 (at the most 15) must-have pictures, and none were taken; 2) there was never an agreement about the groom's grandma and kids being at the hotel, so I'm not sure where she got that from (and regardless, pictures were not taken at the beach either); and 3) there are no pictures of the ring bearer and flower girls with me at the beach, which any normal bride has. I didn't care about the hotel, the beach was the most important to me-and everyone was at the beach during and after the ceremony. Cindy keeps saying that we were running late and she keeps addressing the pictures at the hotel. Again, I did not care about the hotel pictures. Once the ceremony was done, all of the requested pictures could/should have been done-there is no excuse. All I see on the response is basically Cindy very kindly blaming us (again) and not taking any responsibility. I don't like to bad mouth a business, but I can't pretend all is well. They may take good photos (based on other reviews, not from my experience) and maybe they just do not work well under pressure (and are not creative at all...they took no "action" shots). My sister had to insist on them taking a picture of the wedding party jumping in the air on the beach...which was one of the must-have's...and I think they only took one. The rest of the pictures on the sand and everywhere else were staged. read more