Sunday Photography and Video

The answer is Yes. However an experienced professional photographer would not miss any those important items and moments. But you may not know how experienced your photographer is. So for your peace of mind you should have a list for the things that you think are most important for you. I get my clients to prepare a shooting list for the important people that they want to have photo with. Sometimes newlyweds maybe forgetful when so many things happening around them. You could prepare a few sample images for your photographer if you have any particular poses that you may like.

Here is the list of the basic things we photograph for every wedding.

At home (for both bride and groom):

• details of the décor and the atmosphere
• dress, shoes and the jewelleries
• flowers and gifts
• make-up and hair
• getting dressed
• photos with parents, bridesmaid/groomsmen and siblings at home
• leaving the house
• the limo

At ceremony:

• Décor and the atmosphere
• Bride getting off the car
• emotions of the groom when he first saw his bride.
• emotions of the bride walking down the aisle
• emotions of the parents
• Exchange rings
• First kiss
• Signing the paper
• Walking out
• Family photos and group photo

At location:

A combination of newlyweds and their bridal party

At reception:

• details of the décor and the atmosphere
• the cake
• the grand entry
• the speech and emotions
• cutting the cake
• first dance
• people and their emotions

All images we deliver are full resolution and without water mark.

No. We don't restrict your guests taking photos. Howeve we do have to make sure that they do not stand in front of our camera especially in the church or celemony.