Capturing the Memories

Honestly ladies, the venue and the photographer pretty much go hand in hand. After all, your photographer of choice is going to have to be available on the date that you’re planning to set and pick a venue for. Rule number one, please ensure that your photographer matches your style, taste and the type of photos that you wish to cherish. A photographer that is experienced with taking wedding photos and capturing intimate moments vs the party/personal headshots/jack of all trades photographer would be a more appropriate choice. At the end of the wedding day, when it has all quickly gone by, your photos are going to be the most important thing that you are left with.

Reviewing the photographer’s portfolio can give you an idea as to whether their style suits your taste and how well they can execute photos at different venues and seasons. Focus on how well they are able to capture both indoor and outdoor moments and spaces. Major red flag for brides and brides to be; if the photographer you are considering does not have a professional page or website, you may want to reconsider booking this person. A portfolio provides some insight into their experience and style, two major things to not overlook.

Most times a good photographer would include a complimentary engagement shoot as part of their package. This really allows the bride and groom to trust and get comfortable with the person capturing their special day. The engagement photos also provide a beautiful sneak peek into what a couple can expect on their big day, eliminating any built up anxiety about what their actual pictures would be like.

                                                                 

                     

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