Everyone wants great photos of their wedding day, so I’ve compiled a series of tips on how to get great wedding photos, breaking this momentous day down into smaller parts, and getting the most out of your wedding photographer. Part one of this series will look at the weeks and months leading up to the…
Getting ready for your wedding is a really memorable occasion, so part two of my series on how to get fantastic wedding photos will cover the activities of this busy morning, and give you a few tips to get great wedding photos. Bride: Getting ready photos often cover the final stages of you and your bridesmaids…
It’s part three of my series on how to get great photos at your wedding ceremony! Today we’ll look at the ceremony, and I’ll detail a few of my best tips for what is probably the most important part of your wedding day. After all, this is the main event of the day. If you…
It’s time for part four of my series on how to take great wedding photos. Today we cover the all-important photoshoot! If you missed last week’s post on How to Get Great Wedding Photos at the Ceremony, go back and read it first. 1. Allocate the right amount of time for your photos How Much…
In Part 5 of this series we deep dive into how to get great photos at your wedding reception. Reception photos often begin with detailed shots of the reception venue before your guests arrive, the arrival of the bridal party, cocktail hour, the speeches, cake cutting, additional portraits, group shots, first dance, father daughter dance, dance…
What to do with Great Wedding Photos This is the final blog post in our How to Get Great Wedding Photos series, and it details what to do with great wedding photos. If you have been given the digital files, what should you do with them to ensure the memories of your wedding day are…
Rain on your Wedding Day – Disaster or Not? This all depends on what planning you have done leading up to the wedding. In this blog post we cover dealing with rain for the wedding ceremony, wedding reception and the impact on your wedding photos. So the first things you need to ask are: 1.…
How to Keep your Wedding Photos Safe refers to how to keep the digital files safe and also how to use your wedding photos by printing them, creating albums, and wall art. In this article we focus our attention mainly on the storage of digital files. If you want more information on What to do…
Over the last 5 years the expectation for a copy of a weddings high resolution JPEG files has become normal. Wedding blogs and magazines encourage brides to look for this as a priority when choosing a wedding photographer. But is it really all that important? High resolution images are those with 300 dots per inch…