Hey girls, I was wondering if anyone had any type of review of Proline studios. We're thinking about booking them.
danibrwneyes
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I found them to be just as expensive as sherwood triart, maybe a couple hundred less, but I did not think their work was as nice as sherwoods. JMO
kellysue
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The guy was nice when I went there....but we had a very quick meeting. It was more like...here it is....take it or leave it. He also didn't want to give me any specific pricing until my FH was there. It was awhile ago...but I remember leaving there confused as to whether I got to meet my photographer before the big day.
HTH
bemyyoko
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we met with them, and they were nice but complained a lot about the fact that they were working on the three day weekend... it was Saturday and not a holiday yet. They also left us alone for a long time to look at the albums which at first was nice, but there were only so many pictures to look at and when we had questions the guy didnt have all the answers because he didnt know who shot the specific albums.
their prices were a little less than sherwood triart, who we loved untill we met with the guy. Their work is also amazing, but we didnt click with the guy we met.
Have you met with Proline yet? If not, I'd defiintely do that because their work is good.
Also, if you like the style of Proline and Sherwood i would also recomend checking out Thomas Paul. His work is similar to Sherwood but he offers a lot more in his packages.
stlmn2u
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We are booked with Proline....They do amazing work....My best friend used them as well as my sister and they were amazing....Not one picture was bad....They also weren't in your face the whole time.....HTH!!!
HeatherRose
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we booked with them. we really liked their work.. I had a very pleasant appointment and their pirces were simialr to others, a little bit more then duet though but they were more flexable with packages