Posted May 9th, 2009
by Ching Wong
by Ching Wong
Wedding days are well known to be quite stressful. From when you wake up to when you crash down asleep you would have been on the go all day long.
Your once-in-a-life-time special day should be stress free. But if you want to experience this then you will need to plan very well. There is always so much to do on your actual wedding day so planning will make it flow better.
There is so much to do on your actual wedding day that a day in a busy office would be like taking a day off compared to your wedding day. Asking for support from everyone that you can will make your special day more special.
All the stress can be totally eased as long as you plan well and get lots of support from your family and friends and your wedding professionals.
Ten years ago Pre-Wedding photography started to become very popular in Singapore. The reason was that many couples simply found that their actual wedding day was too stressful and way too full.
Switched on wedding photographers started to offer pre-wedding photography packages so that not only could the stress be removed from the actual day, any risk with bad weather was removed and also then a wedding album was available at the reception.
Pre-wedding packages come in all shapes and sizes. Most of the packages offered will include both outdoor shots as well as studio shots. Simply ask your photographer what will be included in your package.
As well as ensuring you get a great set of pics for your album, pre-bridal photos mean that you have something special to show at your actual wedding to your guests, which is always nice.
Pre-wedding photography is catching on around the world now. It may not be called pre-bridal in other countries but the idea still exists. If your photographer has not suggested doing a pre-wedding shoot then ask them for a price as part of the overall wedding package. Booking the two together – pre and actual day photography will save you money for sure and will allow you to bargain a little.
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Posted January 31st, 2009
by Michael J
by Michael J
What type of pictures do you want from your wedding photographer?
Is photography something that you get emotional about? Do you create pictures in your mind and relive the experience when you see a picture? Are you surrounded by art that reflects YOU? If you aren’t, then don’t really have a need for a photojournalistic style of photographer, because your photos are probably going to end up in a drawing collecting dust. If you’re an art guru and do value and enjoy photographic works, then you should look for a professional that can match your story with vivid photo art and story.
Read through Magazine and Guides to unleash the Art Side of You. Once you do this, you’ll find all kinds of professionals that are just like you!
To learn how the photographer you’re talking with feels about photojournalistic photography, you might show him/her some magazines that you really like. Discuss the black and whites, view the close-ups and come up with a number or percentage of candid pictures that you want to receive in your wedding album. You can also test the photographer’s knowledge by asking some of the following questions: Here are a few Questions to Stump Your Candidate and Really Put them to the Test!
Have the photographer look at your face and ask them how they would get the most beautiful pictures of you. Ask them to consider all of your faults, features, strong and weak spots and tell you how they would get a striking photo!
If your whole family complains about having pictures taken, or if they feel uncomfortable in front of a camera, what ideas do you have to make the photo session less painful for them?
Have you noticed any expressions or mannerisms of mine that you might want to try to capture or avoid?
Each photographer uses his/her own techniques. It is called the photographers eye. Some see moments as they whiz by in documentary-style charm, while others prefer staged settings. Others have both qualities and styles together, which is ideal. The term photojournalism has become overrated. It doesn’t mean anything anymore, except that it is now acceptable for wedding pictures to have an artistic effect.
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Posted November 13th, 2008
by Samael Droste
by Samael Droste
It can be a bit daunting to try to make sure your wedding photography is just perfect. This is one task you don’t want to mess up or you may regret it for years to come. While it will take some effort, you will find that it is well worth it to carefully plan this aspect of your wedding.
Step one is deciding exactly what you want out of your wedding photography. You’ll need to know how many photos you want to have taken, who you want in them, and where they’ll be taken.
These questions can help you decide on your venue, in addition to lots of other factors. Just remember to take ambiance, lighting, and space into account if you want to be sure of getting good photos. That’ll help the photographer have everything he or she needs.
Next you’ll want to start the quest to hire a wedding photographer. A few things that can help you to make this decision include their ability, cost and experience. Be sure that you make sure that the photographer is well aware of the date as well.
When booking the venue, look for a place that has plenty of photographic appeal. This isn’t the only thing to think about, but a place that’s easy to photograph in is a good choice. After all, no one wants an ugly backdrop in their wedding pictures.
Once you have information about the wedding venue, it’s time to get it to your photographer. Take a little time to show them where you’ll be married, how large the venue is, and what the overall feel is. Afterward, you can talk more about the pictures you’d like to have taken and scenery to go with them.
Take some time to come up with a written plan for your wedding photography. Make sure that everyone is expecting the same thing, and that you and your photographer both know one another’s plans. That way, when the big day comes, you’ll have no trouble getting your photos taken perfectly.
If you are not sure what specific photographs you want taken at your wedding, take a look at some bridal magazines. Tear out pictures that you love and want done at your wedding. You can also look through the wedding photos of friends and of the photographer for more ideas as well.
Although you pay the photographer to photograph your wedding, it’s not until later when you will pick out the pictures you want. You’ll be able to choose sizes and amounts, and you’ll pay for those pictures separately unless they are included in the package. Remember this when planning your budget.
Your wedding is one of the biggest days of your life. That means it’s worth your while to take it slowly, plan with care, and make sure your big day has the best photography possible.
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