Bronx photo and video studio listed at $175 per hour on The Bash, with RAW files included and 14 business day delivery.
Atepa Media is priced by the hour rather than by package, and the only figure in public is $175 per hour, taken from The Bash on 11 September 2026. The studio’s own Westchester page does not show it. The hourly rate is described as all inclusive, covering photo and video with editing and RAW photo files delivered. Standard turnaround is 14 business days, with paid rush tiers at 5 days and at 24 to 72 hours. Travel inside a 50 mile zone carries no fee, and that zone covers Westchester from a Bronx base. The county venue list is long and specific, from Tarrytown House Estate and Century Country Club in Purchase down to White Plains City Hall and Rye Town Park. Small ceremonies and full country club weddings both appear.
An hourly rate sourced from The Bash is a listing figure, so confirm it against a written quote for your date. Get the minimum hours, the Saturday rate and the overtime rate as three separate numbers. The 5 day and the 24 to 72 hour rush tiers each carry a price worth knowing now. Get RAW file delivery and the 50 mile travel zone written into the contract by address.
The Westchester photographer page at atepamedia.com and The Bash listing for Westchester County wedding videographers, both read on 11 September 2026. Checked September 2026. First party means the business’s own site or rate card. Marketplace means The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola, Wedding Spot or similar. Nothing here is averaged or estimated.
The studio is based in the Bronx rather than Westchester, and the only published figure comes from The Bash, not from its own site.
At $175 per hour, an eight hour wedding day prices differently than a two hour city hall ceremony. That is the point of the structure. The meter also runs through the parts of the day nobody plans well, such as a late first dance or a delayed cake cutting.
The figure comes from a marketplace listing, so confirm it directly. Ask whether the rate changes on Saturdays and whether there is a minimum number of hours. Overtime past the contracted end is the third thing to settle.
Most wedding photographers deliver edited JPEGs and keep the RAW files. The Bash listing for Atepa Media says RAW photo files are included in the hourly service.
Get it in the contract in those words, with the delivery method and the file count. Find out how long the gallery stays online and whether an archive fee applies later.
Fourteen business days for standard delivery is fast for a full wedding. The rush tiers at 5 days and at 24 to 72 hours are priced separately, and those prices are not in public.
Ask what each rush tier costs before you need one. Couples buy rush delivery for a reason, usually a family member who is ill or a visa deadline. The decision tends to arrive late.
The studio states a 50 mile free travel zone that includes Westchester. That removes the mileage argument for a Yonkers or White Plains wedding. Confirm in writing that your venue address falls inside it, especially for the northern end of the county.
The venue list is worth reading closely, because it spans two kinds of wedding. Tarrytown House Estate, Century Country Club in Purchase and Greentree Country Club in New Rochelle are full reception properties. White Plains City Hall and Rye Town Park are short civil ceremonies.
A studio that shoots both is used to quoting a two hour job and a ten hour job from the same rate card. Say which one you are booking on the first call, and ask what the minimum booking is.
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