Set aside time for the best photography
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Page 11, web site of Best Photography, Inc.
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Table of contents:
2) Hourly commercial photography3) Hourly rates for wedding, family portrait, major occasions, kids 4) Intro for new wedding clients5)Wedding photography Day Rate7)Wedding DVD or VHS video packages 10) Wedding reservations forms |
Naturally , it helps to set aside time in advance for your photography. Below are some of the ideas we use to tell your beautiful wedding story. Many of these happen naturally and require no formal posing. Add or delete ideas and let us know what youre thinking as soon as possible!1 Bride's house before wedding: (Usually 1 ½ hours before you need to leave for the church) Formal full-length of bride and flowers Bride's mother helping bride with veil in mirror Close up of bride in mirror Candids and formals of Bride with bridesmaids and flower girl Bride talking with father Formal garden portrait of bride Leaving for church 2 At the church: (Usually one hour before the ceremony)The groom with the best man and groomsmen (with boutonnieres on) Groom with parents, siblings. Bridesmaids and flower girl entering church Guests arriving Bride and father entering the church Processional Father giving daughter away Bride and groom meeting the first time Long shots and candids of wedding party at altar The whole wedding, from the back or balcony The ring exchange Bride and groom kissing Recessional 3 At the altar: (Usually following the ceremony allow 30-60 minutes. Tell participants in advance they will be needed at the altar, please.)Clergy and attendants with the bride and groom. Bride and groom with both families including all spouses and children Romantic poses and close-up of rings Bride and groom leaving church with birdseed, balloons, bubbles. (Guests are usually not required to stay). Bride and groom with car. 4 Outdoor or other location: This optional location is for special artistic-touch photos with romantic scenery and may include just the bride and groom or the bridal party too. Consult with us before the wedding for your location.5 At the reception: Portraits of bride and groom (plan 15 minutes before reception if possible)Receiving line Portraits of wedding party members with spouses, dates, and families Portraits of families and couples on request (open throughout reception) Bride and groom entering reception Bride and groom being toasted Photographs of each guest table, couples on request Extra candids of family tables, especially of parents Best man and/or bride's father toasting bride and groom Cutting the cake First dance of bride and groom Bride and her father dancing Groom and his mother dancing Overview of reception and dance floor Candids of bride and groom with guests Bouquet/garter ceremony Other traditions Bride and groom leaving reception
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