Yes! Planning a wedding can be very stressful but…
Choosing a photographer for your wedding is one of the most important aspects of your wedding planning. You are now getting ready for a new and adventurous time in your life. Surrounding and celebrating yourselves with your family and friends during your wedding is important. At the wedding, I will mix in with the guests and try to capture the moment. I mostly shoot weddings in documentary style. The first look, dad’s happy tears, the funny speeches of the best man, the little naps of children during the ceremony and the crazy dance moves of your Grandma.
Through my work, you will be able to relive the romance excitement, energy, happiness, laughter, emotions and the beauty of your wedding day, not just for now but for many years to come. I mostly shoot weddings in documentary style, capture unposed moments as they happen.
If you are interested in working with us, we would love to meet you. I’d love to chat over a cup of coffee to discuss more the details of your wedding.
Why are prewedding sessions important?
As a photographer, pre-wedding sessions are an important part of the wedding because it allows the photographer to get to know the bride and groom on a more personal level and vice versa. It is essential if you want to capture the best photos of the couple you possibly can. In order to capture decent wedding portraits, the photographer needs to know how to get the most out of the bride and groom. The Photographer will get an idea of how the couple interacts with each other. It is an opportunity to show a couple of how they should pose (mostly naturally) and how they behave during the session.
Reasons why you should have a post-wedding session.
The wedding day is a very busy day. It is the day when all your family, friends and all those people you love are in one spot. You will probably never see all those people together again. You will want to spend as much time as you can with them , dancing , drinking and having fun . After all it is your most important day .
