A.We are always open to suggestions, however below are some examples of the wedding photography we can capture:

1. Bridal prep
Hair and makeup
Bridesmaids dresses
Bride getting ready
Arrival of the flowers
First glimpse by the Father of the Bride
Groom prep

2. The church/wedding venue
Arrival of the bride
Wedding procession down the aisle
Natural shots of your guests
The ceremony (if allowed)
Signing of the register
Procession back up the aisle

3. The wedding reception
Drinks on arrival
More natural shots of guests mingling
Photo shoot of the newly weds
Speeches
Wedding breakfast

4. The evening reception
First dance
Cutting of the cake

A.Before the big day, we work closely with the couple to create a list of desired group shots. This list should include essential family portraits, bridal party shots, and any other special groupings. This means that we are already aware in advance of who needs to be in each shot, which minimises waiting-around time. We also try to do the large group shot first, so that those that aren’t needed for the smaller groups can go to the bar or check in to their rooms if staying at the venue.

It is always a good idea to enlist some helpers who can point people out on the day, or help round up people for photographs. Your ushers should be a great help when it comes to this task, or if you’re using a wedding coordinator they should be able to assist with organising group shots too. This person can gather the necessary individuals, help with arranging poses, and keep track of the schedule.

A.1. Capture Every Angle
One photographer can only be in one place at a time. With a second photographer, you can ensure that every special moment is captured from multiple angles. While your primary photographer is focusing on the couple during the ceremony, a second photographer can capture the reactions of your guests, the intricate details of the venue, and those candid moments that make your wedding unique.

2. More Comprehensive Coverage
Weddings are dynamic events with many moving parts. From the getting-ready moments to the ceremony, reception, and everything in between, there’s a lot happening throughout the day. A second photographer can help ensure that no moment goes unnoticed. They can cover different locations simultaneously, allowing for a more comprehensive documentation of your special day.

3. Different Perspectives
Each photographer brings their own unique style and perspective to the table. By having two of us, you’ll benefit from a wide range of creative shots and artistic interpretations of your wedding day. This diversity can add depth and richness to your wedding photos, giving you a more varied and interesting collection of images to treasure for a lifetime.

4. Capture More Moments
With two photographers working together, you’ll be able to capture more moments throughout the day. It’s becoming more common for couples to hire a second photographer, especially if they’re having a church wedding. If your ceremony is not at your venue, then the chances are you will each be getting ready in separate locations. In that case, it’s best to have a second photographer who can shoot one group while your main photographer is with the other group.