Wedding photos will be your tool to remembering your wedding when details get a little shady by your fifth anniversary. Getting a good wedding photographer is a great investment, but before you decide on booking one, remember to ask these questions.1. What do you specialize in?
Asking to see the wedding photographer's folio is obvious, but also determine if the style of the wedding photographer jives with what you have in mind. If your photographer's specialty is portraits in dramatic poses, but you prefer candid photos, you might have better luck with another wedding photographer. Get someone whom you'll be comfortable working with; you want to be on the same page as s/he is.
2. Will you shoot all the photos?
If you're really adamant about having a specific photographer shoot your wedding, clarify this point. Some studios carry the name of the well-established wedding photographer, but that doesn't always mean that he or she will be the one shooting the event. The wedding photographer could assign a junior photographer; this is no reason to underestimate the skills of the latter though. Junior photographers can have comparable skills at more affordable rates.
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