Category Archives: Wedding Photography

Deciding Upon Your Wedding Group Portraits – Part 1 – Creating a List

Posted on July 21, 2010 by Guest Writer

David R Day As a general principal, it’s a good idea to keep the group portrait session fairly swift, as guests get bored if it goes over half an hour. One should aim to keep it down to what you … Continue reading →

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Deciding Upon Your Wedding Group Portraits – Part 2 – Timing, Scenarios and Solutions

Posted on July 20, 2010 by Guest Writer

David R Day Let us assume that half an hour has been allocated for groups and another half an hour for portraits and casual pictures of the wedded couple. Some photographers like 90 minutes for these 2 sessions but it … Continue reading →

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The Wedding Breakfast

Posted on July 18, 2010 by Guest Writer

David R Day Good wedding photography is all about energy. For this you need a really good breakfast. Low calorie cornflakes just won’t do! The photographer has to plough energy into the day, in order to make a real contribution. … Continue reading →

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Ten Top Wedding Tips From a Wedding Photographer

Posted on July 16, 2010 by Guest Writer

David R Day 1. Brides – tell your Dad to get ready in good time. Dad has worked out that if the service is at 1pm, it takes 10 minutes to get there, it takes him 10 minutes to get … Continue reading →

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Your Wedding Photo Equipment – What You Must Have and Why

Posted on July 15, 2010 by Guest Writer

Michael Valeriani Regardless if you are an amateur or a professional photographer, if you commit yourself to a wedding you must have top notch photo equipment. Countless times I’ve seen wedding photographers shooting a wedding with less than standard equipment. … Continue reading →

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