Bye Bye Blackbird Photography
OVERVIEW
What you will love about working with Bye Bye Blackbird Photography for your Southern Highlands wedding:
Sarah Hughes at Bye Bye Blackbird Photography is a teller of tales who uses her camera to catch the magic of your wedding day. Since starting her studio in 2014, she has documented hundreds of stories across Australia with a style that is soft, warm, and full of life. Sarah avoids the typical "gig" mentality by treating every couple with the focus and tenderness their big day deserves.
Every chapter of your wedding is documented with an emphasis on genuine moments and artistic flair. Sarah is a passionate observer who finds beauty in the unscripted moments, ensuring your wedding photos look as wonderful as the day felt to live.
Highlights of working with Bye Bye Blackbird Photography:
About
Sarah Hughes is the eyes, ears, brains and brawn of Bye Bye Blackbird Photography. Established in 2014, Bye Bye Blackbird has now helped hundreds of people to tell their stories through photographs that are both beautiful and real.
Sarah Hughes
Business Owner
Location
Service Area Tasmania
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Expert Advice
As a wedding professional, Bye Bye Blackbird Photography offers expert advice to help couples plan their perfect day. Ask a question or read their expert advice.
Get Expert Adviceshould we have a first look?
Hey! I'm just wondering if as a photographer you recommend having a first look or not?
Thinking of having a post-wedding photo shoot?
Looking for someone to do this and wondering if anyone has done this before? It wouldn't be a "hangover party", it would be similar to a portrait shoot... just not on the wedding day but still in our outfits. In victoria somewhere.
Bye Bye Blackbird Photography
This is similar to a first look photo session in that it minimises time spent away from guests. In my experience, most couples prefer to be with their family and friends, especially when many have travelled great distances to be apart of the day. The beauty of a post-session is that nerves are calmer, plus you can come up with some really adventurous and crazy concepts (e.g. trash the dress) that you mightened be able to achieve on the actual wedding day.
How many weddings do you book per weekend?
Bye Bye Blackbird Photography
Typically the most a photographer can commit to over a normal weekend is two. One for each day.
A photographer should want to give you their full attention and plenty of time for capturing the event. Normally wedding coverage can start up to two hours before the ceremony, so if your photographer does have more than one wedding on one day, you would want to ensure they have allowed for plenty of time between each event.
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I think that 'first looks' are a brilliant way of creating a truly intimate and personal experience between the two of you, whilst taking away the pressure and nervousness of being in front of a crowd. Photographing your first look also means that you can spend less time away from your guests after the ceremony.