Q: Have you shot at my venue before?
A: We have shot at dozens of venues, so there is a good chance that we have. However, if we have not, we will do extensive online research prior to your big day.
Q: Do you have experience shooting in various lighting situations?
A: Yes, we are very comfortable working in all types of lighting conditions. We can use available light, or use plenty of artificial lights and modifiers to create our own lighting (our next favorite).
Q: How many hours do you suggest we set aside for wedding day photos?
A: Normally your wedding coordinator is responsible to answer this, because all depends on your timeline and event schedule.
Q: What happens if we go over the agreed amount of time in the contract?
A: We understand that not everything goes as planned during a wedding. We never pack up before the agreed time, and we never leave on the dot when the time is up. Instead, we will ask you at the end of the agreed time whether or not you would like to extend it. If you would like us to stay, we will charge you the rates previously specified in your contract/package.
Q: What time will you be arriving on the day?
A: We normally get to the bridal prep venue about 2 hours before the ceremony time. We’ll try to capture the general atmosphere, photograph the dress and accessories, the end part of the makeup session, and the bridal portrait session. If for any reason you need us to be there earlier, we’ll need to know this for days in advance.
Q: How long will you stay with us on our wedding day?
A: Up to 8 hours is the average coverage for a wedding day. This includes the getting ready (bridal prep time) pictures. That means: 2hrs getting ready pictures + 6 hours of ceremony, family, newlyweds and reception pictures. This will depend on the wedding package booked, or on a pre-agreed time schedule. Normally we will wait until all the key moments of the reception are done with, and then leave sometime after the garter, when we feel we have enough images to tell your story.
Q: Which photographer will be shooting my wedding?
A: Usually me, but if we have the day booked, we can provide you with another photographer from our studio if you are agree with it. If you are wondering whether there are differences in style and quality between the photographers, please clickhere and/or here.
Q: What is a second shooter?
A: It’s literally an additional photographer for your wedding day. That means you will have 2 photographers instead of one.
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