Do we need to meet with our photographer in-person to prepare for our wedding?


Our past clients rave about how easy and thorough our process is, so an in-person meeting is not necessary.  Proper communication is essential to understanding your needs and expectations. Our photographers are highly skilled at asking questions in order to fully understand your wishes and exceed your expectation.
One month prior to your wedding, we will arrange a teleconference with you and your photographer to discuss your wedding photography plan and all of the important details of your wedding day.  Then, your photographer will check in with you again on the Tuesday before your wedding to go over any final details.

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We are thinking about dismissing the guests from the pews after the ceremony, how long do you think that will take?

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I have family that is from out of town, how can I show them my photos after the wedding?

Have you ever shot at my particular wedding ceremony / reception locations?

Do I get all of my wedding day images?

What happens if my photographer gets sick or can’t make it to the wedding?

How much is overtime for wedding photography?

Can you show images from our wedding day on a monitor at the reception?

Does our package include an engagement session?

Do our friends / family get a link to a website so they can order wedding prints?

How many photographers are included in my package?

When is the final payment due for our Photography wedding services?

What forms of payments do you accept for Photography?

Where should we seat our photographer for dinner?

Can you get the photo of the grooms face when I come down the aisle?

The church says you can’t use flash during the ceremony. Is that a problem?

Do you pose all the wedding photos or just shoot what is happening?

Should the wedding photographer ride with us in the limo on the wedding day or follow us?

I want to get a very large family group shot. When can we do that?

We won’t be attending our cocktail hour because we’ll be getting our pictures taken, but we also want photos of our guest attending the cocktail hour, as well as the room details. How can this happen?

Do we need to meet with our photographer in-person to prepare for our wedding?

Family Photos: Should I give you a list? What are the standard shots you take?

I have a 2 photographer package. How will my 2 photographers work together?

If a guest requests a photo be taken of them, will you do it?

When should we greet our wedding guests during the night?

What time will we need wedding photography coverage to end?

What time should the photographers begin on our wedding day?

We are thinking about doing a wedding “first-look”, do you think that we should?

We don’t know where to shoot our romantic wedding photos, can you recommend some ideas?

My sister or brother has a serious boyfriend / girlfriend but they are not married yet, should we put them in wedding photos?

My parents want us to do a receiving line at the church after the ceremony, how long do you think that will take?

I have certain shots that I absolutely have to have on our wedding day, can you do this?

My parents are divorced and I want wedding photos with both, but don’t want it to be awkward. How can we do that?

My friend/family member is really interested in being a wedding photographer and asked if they could shoot also during the day, what should I tell them?

My fiancé (groom) doesn’t really like his picture taken, but I really want cute wedding photos, can you help?

I have a Pinterest board of photos I like, can I send it to you?

How long will it take to capture the family photos at the church?

Do we have enough time to go downtown for romantic wedding photos?

Do people still do table shots of guests during dinner at the reception?

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