How Much Do Graduation Photos Cost in Brisbane? (2026 Guide)

If you are graduating this year and wondering what professional graduation photos cost in Brisbane, here is the straight answer: our graduation portrait session is $350 for 45 minutes, all-inclusive. There are no hidden extras, no per-photo fees, and no gown hire costs on top. Want more time? 90 minutes $650, includes two gown sets (UQ or QUT). Payment is 25% to book, the rest 7 days before your session.

One gown set included at UQ or QUT. That $350 also includes unlimited photos taken during the session, every photo individually edited by our in-house team with no watermarks, delivery within 7 business days, a private online gallery for sharing with family and friends, and travel up to 45 minutes’ drive from the Brisbane CBD. Further out: $100, $175 or $300 per crew member.

When comparing graduation photographers, watch for the extras that inflate a low advertised price: per-photo download fees, gown hire charged separately, watermarked previews, and travel surcharges for on-campus shoots. A cheap session can quickly double in cost once you have paid to actually keep your photos.

We photograph graduates at UQ St Lucia, QUT Gardens Point and every other Brisbane campus, plus scenic spots like the City Botanic Gardens. If you are graduating from UQ, see our UQ graduation photography page. QUT graduates can visit our QUT graduation photography page, and every other university is covered on our other Brisbane universities page. Graduating in jacaranda season? October and November sessions book out early, so reserve your spot as soon as your ceremony date is confirmed.

Ready to book? Head to our graduation photography page to secure your session. With 250+ 5-star Google reviews, we have helped hundreds of Brisbane graduates celebrate without awkwardness, just relaxed direction and photos you will actually love.

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