A wedding photo album is something that most couples cannot do without. After all, photos in addition to a wedding video are the only ways to capture the exact moments and emotions of the day. As a result, you want quality photos from your photographer so that you'll have wonderful images that will last a lifetime.
There are several steps you can take to ensure you receive beautiful photos. Naturally, the key is finding a reputable photographer who can offer the types of shots you desire. Here are some pointers to keep in mind when selecting a photographer and arranging wedding photos.
* When interviewing photographers, ask to see photos from a complete wedding. Any photographer, even a poor one, can piece together a portfolio of his best work. By viewing all the photos from a particular wedding, or even better, the proofs, you can get an idea if the photographer knows his stuff. Your best bet is to go with a referral. If you loved your cousin's photographer, book with him.
* Set aside enough time for photos. Don't book your ceremony and reception back to back, otherwise the photographer might feel rushed, and it will be evident in your photos.
* Clearly spell out the types of photos you'd like in your contract. If you want photos with all your family members, a shot with your prized pooch or any other particular photos, be sure to speak up.
* Get all extras and special services in writing. Black-and-white photography, digital enhancements and extra prints may cost more. Don't be caught off guard when the bill arrives.
* Confirm all details a few days before. Provide directions to and from your home, church and reception site. No one wants a photographer who is missing in action.
There are several steps you can take to ensure you receive beautiful photos. Naturally, the key is finding a reputable photographer who can offer the types of shots you desire. Here are some pointers to keep in mind when selecting a photographer and arranging wedding photos.
* When interviewing photographers, ask to see photos from a complete wedding. Any photographer, even a poor one, can piece together a portfolio of his best work. By viewing all the photos from a particular wedding, or even better, the proofs, you can get an idea if the photographer knows his stuff. Your best bet is to go with a referral. If you loved your cousin's photographer, book with him.
* Set aside enough time for photos. Don't book your ceremony and reception back to back, otherwise the photographer might feel rushed, and it will be evident in your photos.
* Clearly spell out the types of photos you'd like in your contract. If you want photos with all your family members, a shot with your prized pooch or any other particular photos, be sure to speak up.
* Get all extras and special services in writing. Black-and-white photography, digital enhancements and extra prints may cost more. Don't be caught off guard when the bill arrives.
* Confirm all details a few days before. Provide directions to and from your home, church and reception site. No one wants a photographer who is missing in action.
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