By eHow Weddings Editor
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There is certainly a lot more to taking pictures at your wedding than simply pointing and clicking a shutter. You want to find a good combination of experience, ability and cost to make sure your wedding is documented beautifully and affordably. Here are some tips to hire a professional wedding photographer.
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MetroParty said
on 4/6/2008 Does the photographer have a back up plan?...what if he/ she get's sick and unable to work your day, will you be without a photographer? I hope not! If he/she has a back up person - go see their work to make sure it is comparable to the style of the photographer you have chosen. Will there by any more fees added on to get this back up person?
While onsite on your wedding day, does the photographer have back up equipment? No matter how pricey and fancy a camera is, it can jam or worse the photographer can drop it. If he/ she does not have a back up camera you have no photo's.
How do they dress? Bright colors, tuxedo, jeans - make sure, your weddin guests are probably going to be dressed up and you want your vendors to fit in.
Review the contract before signing! Take it home with you, think about it...don't make a decision at that moment, YES, they are trying to make the
MetroParty said
on 4/6/2008 I am a wedding and event planner in the Hudson Valley NY area and you need to ask alot more questions than listed here....If you are planning to have your wedding in the beautiful Hudson Valley, NY area, visit my website: www.metropartyplanners.com
Is the person you are meeting going to shoot your wedding day? or are they going to send out a stranger that works for them. You need to meet your wedding photographer in person to speak to them so they can understand the vision of your day. Your picures should tell a story and show emotion!
SOME MORE QUESTIONS TO ASK:
Is the photographer photojournalistic? or just does poses? some do a combination of both?
How long have they been in business?
How many weddings do they shoot a year?
Does he/she carry insurance?
Bonded? In case he/she goes out of business, you want to make sure your deposit will be returned.
As
MetroParty said
on 4/6/2008 I am a wedding and event planner in the Hudson Valley NY area and you need to ask alot more questions than listed here....If you are planning to have your wedding in the beautiful Hudson Valley, NY area, visit my website: www.metropartyplanners.com
Is the person you are meeting going to shoot your wedding day? or are they going to send out a stranger that works for them. You need to meet your wedding photographer in person to speak to them so they can understand the vision of your day. Your picures should tell a story and show emotion!
Is the photographer photojournalistic? or just does poses? some do a combination of both?
How long have they been in business?
How many weddings do they shoot a year?
Does he/she carry insurance?
Bonded? In case he/she goes out of business, you want to make sure your deposit will be returned.
Does the photographer have a back