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Photographers Tips
Live music is a winner. Be it is a solo guitarist or harpist during the ceremony & reception or a full band rocking the evening, for me, live musicians are a luxury you can't afford to leave out.
Its your wedding, be kind but don't try to please everyone - unfortunately it’s impossible!
Most importantly only book us if you like our photography
Let your photographer know in advance if there are certain people or details that you would like to make sure they capture so they can look out for it.
Booking a couples session is the best way to get to know your wedding photographer, to see how they work and to get comfortable in front of the camera!
Make sure the you build and amazing relationship with your photographer. This will make you way more relaxed and natural around the camera, which will lead to amazing photos of you on you wedding day.
It's normal to be nervous but remember you have planned everything so it's going to be a wonderful day.
Take advantage of the high cost of weddings & sign up for a credit card with a rewards program. Whether it gives you airline miles or shopping deals, consolidate all wedding purchases & earn rewards
Chill out and enjoy it. It will be over before you know it so soak in and enjoy every moment and don't stress - everything will be great!
Feel comfortable with your photographer as they will be with you on the biggest day of your life
Getting married in the UK means the weather might not be ideal! Choose a photographer who can take awesome photos inside or in the rain, as well as during perfect conditions!
Always love the style of a photographer, the images you see will represent what you will receive.
Don't peak to soon! If you have the chance, go for a 2pm or 3pm ceremony. An early start can mean a long day & fatigued guests!
'Always meet your potential photographers, see their work and chat with them and most importantly, see whether you get on'
Make a top 3 or 5 list of things that are really important to you on your wedding day and then distribute your budget accordingly. Don't overspent on the things that don't make the list.
'Keep calm, let others worry for you. The day will be a blur...take it all in, as it happens and savour every moment'
Have a “no photos” policy during the ceremony
Relax and don't get stressed over small details, have someone on the day that takes over, so you can enjoy your wedding.
Communicate your needs to the wedding photographer before the wedding
Understand the best time for photography, and schedule around it if possible