Long gone are the days people would only get married in the summer months on a Saturday. Mid-week weddings are every bit as popular as weekend dates and every year I’m nearly as busy in winter months as the summer. In this blog we’ll have a look at the pros and cons of winter weddings…
Booking your wedding suppliers at the right time is really important. At the end of the day you don’t want to be faced with the disappointment of your favourite band or photographer already being booked as you left it a little too late. But that doesn’t mean you need to go into panic mode and…
These days most people would like their wedding photos to look more natural and less staged. Obviously your choice of photographer will play the biggest part in making sure your wedding photos look natural, but there are a few things the couple can do help out on the day itself. Before I get into this…
I love confetti. A confetti shot is a fantastic way to get a fun photo with all the guests involved. I mean, who doesn’t love throwing things at their loved ones!? Couples often ask me for advice about confetti leading up to the wedding, which type is best, what size or colour to go for…
Wedding day timings are really important. The day is broken into sections and it’s a fine balance between having long enough in each section that you don’t feel rushed, and not having too long gaps that guests start to feel a little bit bored. Most of the fantastic venues I work at will already have…
For the bride and groom the wedding goes super quickly but, sometimes for the guests, there can occasionally appear to be some long gaps in the day. Planning some activities or games throughout the day is a great way to keep them entertained, get them mingling and keep the party vibe going all day. Not…
This is a question that pops up from time to time; “Should we give you a complete list of photos we want, or send ideas of photos we want from other peoples weddings?” So let’s break this down into a few sections.The check list…a exhaustive list of photos usually pulled from rubbish wedding blogs, Photo…
Before digital photography took over the newlyweds would receive their photos printed, often in a slip in album. Three rolls of film was the norm so the couple would receive around 75 – 90 prints in total. Times have changed and digital photography has completely revolutionised wedding photography. Now we’re not limited to 26 shots…