WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - ” ONE SHOT ” is all you GOT

This blog is about your special one time wedding day in which you have only one chance of capturing it.

So you have put an enormous amount of effort in planning your wedding. The gowns, tuxes, cake, D.J. , the reception hall, florist, hair, etc…. all of which add up.

Scenario 1.

Now its time to remember the day. You decided to hire a person who does it part time, out of their home . You knock on the door, no one is there. Then you call countless times and still no answer.  They said they were a professional and had a degree , but you found out they only went to school for less than a year.  What course of action can you take. You’ve paid them up front in cash.

Scenario 2.

Good ol’ Uncle Bob has a really expensive digital camera. He says ” I’ll do it for free” .  You think wow this is great we’ll save so much money. Your wedding day has arrived, Uncle Bob finally arrives and is shooting picture after picture. He is at the church and your’e about ready to say ” I Do ” and out of the crowd a voice asks “Can you move a little I need to shoot the bride” . It’s Uncle Bob asking your Groom to move a little. The formals are ready to be done and it seams like it’s taking forever. No one is listening to Uncle Bob because they’ve heard his voice over and over through out the years. By this time everyone is getting hungry and irritated , probably because you are now 30 minutes late for  your reception you’ve paid $30 a plate for. It can only get worse because Uncle Bob takes advantage of the open bar. Who knows if the pictures will come out or if Uncle Bob remembered to bring a flash card.

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