Tips From a Wedding Photographer
Make sure you arrange for your florist to have your flowers there before you start your
pre-ceremony wedding photography, so you have them for your photos.
[ Carolyn Burke - Wedding Liaison confirms the delivery/arrival time of all wedding vendors.]
If having your hair or nails done the day of the wedding, allow several hours between your appointment time and the
time you need to be at the ceremony site. Sometimes they run behind. Don't take a chance on being late.
If you plan on having a receiving line, make sure that all of the wedding party and family members know to go back in
immediately following for photos.
Make sure you know how your dress bustles. Appoint someone to help you and have her practice putting it up.
Make sure you eat something the day of your wedding. [ Carolyn Burke - Wedding Liaison provides your wedding party
with bottled water while you are getting ready at the ceremony site.]
Do not use only liquid make up, also apply powder. This will help eliminate any shine that you might have. Have your
make up with you the day of the wedding and make it part of your maid of honor's duties that she keep a watch on you
to see if you need it refreshed throughout the day.
10 Quick Questions To Ask Your Potential Wedding Photographer
Asking the right questions of any professional you will be using for your wedding is extremely important. Here are 5
questions when interviewing a photographer for your wedding.
1. How long have you been a wedding photographer, and how many weddings have you photographed?
2. Where and how do they develop your prints, local lab or shipped out FedEx?
3. What are your policies regarding proofs and delivery times?
4. How many pictures will you take? How many will be included in our package?
5. Does the photographer use an assistant, and if so can you meet him/her?
6. How many other weddings will they also photograph that weekend?
7. Will you personally be the photographer for our wedding?
8. Can we see the work of the actual person who will be photographing our wedding?
9. If the photographer is ill, what is the backup plan?
10. How much is the deposit? When is it due? When is the final payment due?
Make sure you arrange for your florist to have your flowers there before you start your
pre-ceremony wedding photography, so you have them for your photos.
[ Carolyn Burke - Wedding Liaison confirms the delivery/arrival time of all wedding vendors.]
If having your hair or nails done the day of the wedding, allow several hours between your appointment time and the
time you need to be at the ceremony site. Sometimes they run behind. Don't take a chance on being late.
If you plan on having a receiving line, make sure that all of the wedding party and family members know to go back in
immediately following for photos.
Make sure you know how your dress bustles. Appoint someone to help you and have her practice putting it up.
Make sure you eat something the day of your wedding. [ Carolyn Burke - Wedding Liaison provides your wedding party
with bottled water while you are getting ready at the ceremony site.]
Do not use only liquid make up, also apply powder. This will help eliminate any shine that you might have. Have your
make up with you the day of the wedding and make it part of your maid of honor's duties that she keep a watch on you
to see if you need it refreshed throughout the day.
10 Quick Questions To Ask Your Potential Wedding Photographer
Asking the right questions of any professional you will be using for your wedding is extremely important. Here are 5
questions when interviewing a photographer for your wedding.
1. How long have you been a wedding photographer, and how many weddings have you photographed?
2. Where and how do they develop your prints, local lab or shipped out FedEx?
3. What are your policies regarding proofs and delivery times?
4. How many pictures will you take? How many will be included in our package?
5. Does the photographer use an assistant, and if so can you meet him/her?
6. How many other weddings will they also photograph that weekend?
7. Will you personally be the photographer for our wedding?
8. Can we see the work of the actual person who will be photographing our wedding?
9. If the photographer is ill, what is the backup plan?
10. How much is the deposit? When is it due? When is the final payment due?
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