Tip 32: Ask Who Will Actually Be Taking Photos on the Wedding Day A bride hired a well known photographer in town who seemed to know what he was doing. He skipped out on the final vendor meeting, and the day of the wedding, a young girl who looked about fifteen walked in with a..
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Photo: Love Be Photography You may think your friends and family are pretty reliable, but just wait until your wedding RSVP time rolls around. The semi-flaky folks only get flakier and the people who can't come assume it's cool to just not respond at all. News flash: it's definitely not cool! No matter how hard..
Tip 31: Communicate, Communicate, Communicate It was a hot summer day for an outdoor wedding with no air-conditioning or fans in the tent. After the ceremony, the photographers were supposed to take the bride and groom into the field for about fifteen minutes to take some pictures. An hour later, they hadn’t come back and..
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Your hen party is your last chance to let your hair down and paint the town red with your best friends – make it count! Most women start planning the event at least six months in advance, while others need just a few weeks to put everything together. It doesn't matter whether you belong to..
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Tip 30: Go With Your Client To Meet Unfamiliar Vendors I worked with a bride who wanted a bridal portrait six weeks before the wedding. She went with a photographer I was unfamiliar with, and ended up having to go alone. She called me crying afterwards, telling me how the male photographer made her uncomfortable..
Tip 29: Be sure you trust your photographer On one particular wedding, the bride hired her cousin to be her photographer and was completely heartbroken when she got her pictures. The lighting and framing was horrible, and the bride called me crying, asking what she should do. I couldn’t recreate the wedding, but I did..
