We have published a set of resources answering what organisers actually ask us before booking — real costs, how many images to expect, venue characteristics and the month-by-month rhythm of Prague’s event calendar.
Three requests have moved from occasional to standard in this year’s congress briefs: same-day delivery, vertical formats as a primary deliverable, and documented sponsor visibility.
Prague’s corporate Christmas season compresses into roughly three weeks, and experienced photographers are typically fully booked by mid-October. If your večírek is in the diary, the photography should be too.
A significant share of corporate relationship-building happens outside ballrooms — on golf courses, at vineyard retreats, in castle hotels an hour from Prague. Photographing leisure-format business events is its own quiet specialty.
Nobody books a photographer thinking about liability — until a venue requests an insurance certificate or a card fails after an unrepeatable evening. Five questions separate professionals from hobbyists before any of that happens.
Annual general meetings and board sessions are the most protocol-heavy assignments in corporate photography. The client needs a professional record — while half the room's contents are confidential. Here is how that circle gets squared.
Allegro has opened its new Prague office. We photographed the ribbon, the speeches, the team's reaction and the building itself — and here is how an opening day is planned so none of it is missed.
A 10th, 25th or 50th anniversary is the one corporate event explicitly about time — which makes its photography uniquely consequential. These images become the company's official memory, pulled out again at every future milestone.
It is one of the most common budget questions Prague event planners face: we have money for a photo booth or a photographer — which one? The honest answer is that they are not alternatives at all. They produce completely different assets.