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There are a variety of answers subject to what context someone perceives style as. Personally, I think the style of any wedding is left to two components, the couple being wed & the artistic approach taken by the particular photographer. We have shot weddings as small as 30 guests, very cozy, a flattering venue and quite minimalist. This means we adjust our approach to suit the couple and surroundings, we emphasize the minute details, we capture the positive energy from a small crowd, we choose angles that retain a populated feel, we take advantage of macro lenses etc. Then we have shot weddings for up to 1000 guests. So in turn we adjust our approach to reduce how populated images are, we work on colour tones to so images don't feel messy or crowded, we maneuver around quickly constantly panning across the surroundings to capture the frequent laughter across those conversing. A lot of wider lenses may be used to encapsulate the magnitude of the wedding. We have shot a large number of ethnic weddings, of which often carry a strong colour theme, so we work with that, we make that a focal point and give push for strong contrasting images. We also meet all our clients for coffee, we show them our work and get a feel for the type of photos they like, the style they might want, and make sure we deliver a finished product they are happy with. I thoroughly recommend looking through wedding blogs and finding inspiration through photographers portfolios until something jumps out and grabs you.

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You should always have the flexibility of meeting your photographer, even before you have signed up. It's important to get a feel for them and see if a connection is established quickly. If you are satisfied with the images you have seen from a photographer, which is generally the first thing you will look at and the reason you choose to go further with them, a lot of questions become a relevant and only a few things need to be confirmed.

1. Do you give us all the images in high resolution without watermarks?
> As a photographer and married man, i feel this is vital to getting fair service.

2. Read through the contract and raise and questions with items you do not understand or need further clarity on. (deposit & cancellation policy)

3. Who manufactures your wedding albums.
> Some manufacturers charge $5 some charge $500 & cost is relevant to the quality.

4. Do you shoot alone, with a partner, or with an assistant?
> This can determine if you are definitely taking advantage of all moments being captured.

5. How long should i expect to wait for my photos.
> We're all excited to get our photos, but it's something that shouldn't be rushed and you will want to know how long the wait will be.