Making the Most of you Wedding Photographer

How to receive great Wedding Pictures:
- Spend your budget on making your theme look rich, and not cheap; your dress, his tux, your wedding party's attire, small and condensed bouquets, table toppers, a good photographer and DJ, as well as a limo, should top your list.
- Avoid using "picnic" snacks, room decorations and expensive itinerery; an elegant table will say volumes rather than a cheap standing flower arrangement.
- Choose deep true colors for bridesmaids' dresses and flowers; off colors will only work if is it deep and complimented with your white or cream dress.
- Small weddings with 1 or 2 attendendants for the Bride and Groom, can improve the wedding's apperance if the attendants wear elegant gowns and suits.
- If you are going to be too nervous during the shoot, ask for your pictures to be taken either after the wedding and reception is over, or, arrange for another date and time when you can work one on one with the photographer. (This will be at an extra cost, but the results are outstanding!).
Nervous couples tend to show strain and reluctance to pose when the full audience is watching the shoot, so plan ahead!
- If you like heavy digital manipulation, or none at all, tell your photographer so that your Wedding pictures would be tailored to your taste.
- Finally, GO WITH THE FLOW; Brides and Grooms tend to believe that a wedding day should be a perfect day with no mistakes. Remember, you are working with a cross section of people and professionals, so, delegate and monitor, and be gracious; your family and friends want to see you happy, so do not allow pressure to make you unhappy
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