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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Ask any bride to describe her wedding day and chances are she'll respond, "It was a big blur!" -- which is why you want to capture the whole thing for posterity (especially for your future children who will get a kick out of seeing footage of Mom and Dad). Photographs and videos ensure that you'll be able to relive the day (and cringe at your father-in-law's rendition of the moonwalk) decades...or months...from now.
So, welcome to your 15 minutes of fame. For one day only you'll be followed by photographers and cinematographers cataloging your every move. To make sure those snapshots are prefect, consider these points when lining up your photographer and cinematographer.
To help you choose the right photographer, we have listed some of our most commonly asked questions for you to read.
What to Consider When Choosing a Photographer & Cinematographer
Reputation Matters
Research your photographer like you would any major purchase. Ask friends, read online reviews, and don’t just go by price. Your photographer is one of the most important vendors at your wedding—make sure they’re experienced, trusted, and a good fit.
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Budget Wisely
Photos and video are your lasting memories—expect to spend 10% or more of your budget on photography & cinematography. Wedding photography packages typically range from $3,000–$15,000. Going with the cheapest option often means sacrificing experience, quality, or both. Choose quality and consistency—you only get one shot at capturing your wedding right. The phrase "you get what you pay for" is very true when it comes to artistic professions. Trust us, it’s worth the investment.
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Feel Comfortable with Your Photographer
You’ll spend most of your day with your photographer, so chemistry is key. Meet with the photography studio beforehand, or better yet, do an engagement shoot first to get comfortable. Don’t wait too long to book—top professionals get booked fast!
Avoid Using Friends or Hobbyists
Let your guests enjoy the day, and leave the photography to a pro. Professional photographers have the experience, equipment, and backup gear to get the job done right the first time—because there are no do-overs.