Before deciding on anything, you must first
determine the style of photography you would like for your wedding -
Photojournalistic, Posed/Traditional or Candid Styles or a combination of all
three. Photojournalistic style of
photography is similar to the candid style, where images are captured
spontaneously, but it also tells a story through its images. You see a lot of this style in
magazines. Posed/Traditional style provides
a more classic and posed style of images.
Finally, the candid style of photography are images captured
spontaneously to emphasize moments and emotion.
Once you have decided on the style, then
researching the right photographer is essential – whether it be from word of
mouth or simply by conducting your own searches. Look at their portfolio and all their
previous work, as well as ensure that it is the photographer’s actual work and
not a mass-produced promotional package.
Is it the style you want? Also
look at the packages they offer. Do you
want printouts or albums or just a collection of the pictures on a CD? Is the price within your budget? How many hours will they be at your wedding? These
are all important questions to ask before choosing the right photographer for
you.
Each photographer’s style is also different
from one another and so it is prudent that you meet with them first to discuss
your vision as well as determine whether or not they are a “good fit”. Before you meet with them, however, it is
recommended that you have a photo wish list prepared. That is, what poses would you like, where
would you like the photos taken and with whom.
Deciding on which vendors to choose from
for your wedding can be overwhelming and I hope I’ve simplified things for you
on choosing the right photographer.
Let J. dela Cruz Weddings & Events help you create the wedding of your dreams. Contact us today for a quote.
Let J. dela Cruz Weddings & Events help you create the wedding of your dreams. Contact us today for a quote.
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