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Wedding Photos & Video Tips
Your wedding photos and video will be a lasting memory of your special day, so it's important your wedding is captured in a way you'll want to remember it. In these articles top professionals share their wedding photos and videos tips, covering everything from hiring someone to shoot your wedding to making sure you get the shots you want.
How to Help Your Wedding Photographer Get to Know You
Helping your wedding photographer to get to know you and your wedding style is definitely a good idea, and it’s really easy to do.
Is a Same-Day-Edit Wedding Video Right for You?
A same-day-edit wedding video (SDE video) is a short video that is filmed, produced and shown to your guests on the day of your wedding.
How to Create the Perfect Confetti Moment
To capture an iconic confetti shot it’s important to take a few things into consideration to ensure your confetti moment is one to treasure forever.
How to Feel Relaxed and Confident for Your Wedding Photos
On your big day you’ll be the one in focus, so if you’re feeling a little nervous these tips will you feel relaxed and confident for your wedding photos.
How to Choose the Photos for Your Wedding Album
To create the perfect wedding album you need to choose the perfect photos. These are the different types of images you should include in your wedding album.
Finding a Photographer for a Wedding Abroad
Where do you find a wedding photographer if you’re getting married abroad, and what are the advantages of using local and destination wedding photographers?
Should You Have a First Look Before Your Wedding?
The first look is a trend which has taken the wedding world by storm in America, and has been subtly making its way to the UK, but it’s not going to be for everyone.
Do You Really Need a Wedding Video?
Wedding videography is usually way down many couples list of priorities when planning their wedding, but a well made wedding film is worth its weight in gold.
Quick Posing Tips for Beautiful Wedding Photographs
Once you’ve found your photographer, here are some quick posing tips for beautiful wedding photographs. Great pictures are not just about looking into the camera.
Wedding Selfies — The Craze That’s Here to Stay
Named as the word of the year in 2013, ‘selfie’ is even in the Oxford Dictionary. Now wedding selfies have become more and more common throughout the day.
Wedding Photograph Copyright and License to Print
Digital photography has led to more discussions on wedding photograph copyright than ever, and there is often a lot of confusion surrounding the subject.
Bridal Preparation Photographs — Things to Think About
Most of my brides want some bridal preparation photographs, and to help your photographer get the best shots possible you should think about the following.
Over Photoshopped Wedding Photographs
Photoshop is a really useful and sophisticated app, but when it comes to wedding photography it’s very easy to over-do.
Second Shooters — Are Two Wedding Photographers Better Than One?
A lot of photographers now include a second shooter with their wedding coverage, but when should you consider two wedding photographers?
How Long Will It Take to Get Your Wedding Album?
Digital photographs can be quickly emailed or posted online, but how long does it take to get a traditional, printed album of your wedding photos?
Getting Your Wedding Day Timings Right
These wedding day timeline examples will help you plan every detail of your wedding schedule, from preparations to dancing, and get your timings right.
Types of Wedding Album — Treasure Your Wedding Memories
Seeing your wedding photos displayed on the pages of a beautifully hand-crafted wedding album is far more impressive than having them on your Facebook page.
Finding a Wedding Photographer Who’s Right for You
The wedding photography market can be a daunting place. Where do you start your search to find a wedding photographer, and what exactly are you looking for?
Short Form Wedding Videos
Modern wedding videos are now much shorter, and the current trend is moving to short form wedding videos which last between 20 and 30 minutes.
How Many Cameras Do I Need for My Wedding Video?
As you compare videographers for your wedding you’ll notice that one of the differences between them is the number of video cameras they use. Isn’t one enough?
Optional Wedding Video Extras
The optional wedding video extras offered by wedding videographers will vary between companies, but will often include some or all of the following.
Advice For If You Hate Having Your Photo Taken
Many people dislike having their photo taken, but having your photograph taken by a competent, professional photographer can change your way of thinking.
What To Do If You Are Unhappy with Your Wedding Video
Most couples are delighted with their wedding video, but what do you do if you end up with a wedding video you’re not happy with?
The Wedding Videographer’s Contract
A wedding videographer’s contract should confirm the wedding date and location, the total price and date when payment is due, and exactly what’s included.
A Guide to Wedding Video Styles
As you look at wedding videographers’ websites you’ll notice that many use shorthand terms to describe the style or styles of wedding video they offer.
Choosing Your Wedding Video Songs and Music
You can choose all your wedding video songs and music yourself, so if you have a song that is special to you it can help to make your video really personal.
10 Dos and Don’ts of Wedding Videos
If you’re planning on having a wedding video, here are 10 dos and don’ts you should consider to ensure your big day is captured perfectly.
10 Questions You Should Ask a Wedding Photographer During the Initial Consultation
When you first meet with your wedding photographer it is important that you ask certain questions so everyone knows where they stand.
Should You Use a Professional Wedding Videographer?
Many couples ask a friend or family member to video their wedding day. But is this a good idea, or should you hire a professional wedding videographer?