#SMPWedding101 ? How to Maximize Your Time With Your Wedding Photographer
You may be married for years and years but when it comes to capturing that special moment when it all begins, you have just that one day with your wedding photographer. You don’t want to waste even a minute of your time together so we tapped into Jonathan Hanson’s expertise on how to make the […]
You may be married for years and years but when it comes to capturing that special moment when it all begins, you have just that one day with your wedding photographer. You don’t want to waste even a minute of your time together so we tapped into Jonathan Hanson’s expertise on how to make the absolute most of your time on that special day. From prepping and planning ahead of time, to getting your nearest and dearest to help, here’s the inside scoop!
1. CREATE A TIMELINE
Create a timeline and go over it with your photographer in advance. This will help keep your day on track and give ample time to prepare for what’s ahead. We, as the photographers, like to follow up a few days before the wedding as all of the last minute details are being finalized.
2. MAKE A LIST OF MUST-HAVES
Include a must-have photo list of the family pairings you?d like to take during your family/bridal party photos and include it with the timeline. Organize the portrait list by groupings, largest to smallest for each family. This will increase the efficiency of the groupings especially if your shot list is on the longer side. Instead of chasing down Aunt Rita for he...
You may be married for years and years but when it comes to capturing that special moment when it all begins, you have just that one day with your wedding photographer. You don’t want to waste even a minute of your time together so we tapped into Jonathan Hanson’s expertise on how to make the absolute most of your time on that special day. From prepping and planning ahead of time, to getting your nearest and dearest to help, here’s the inside scoop!
1. CREATE A TIMELINE
Create a timeline and go over it with your photographer in advance. This will help keep your day on track and give ample time to prepare for what’s ahead. We, as the photographers, like to follow up a few days before the wedding as all of the last minute details are being finalized.
2. MAKE A LIST OF MUST-HAVES
Include a must-have photo list of the family pairings you?d like to take during your family/bridal party photos and include it with the timeline. Organize the portrait list by groupings, largest to smallest for each family. This will increase the efficiency of the groupings especially if your shot list is on the longer side. Instead of chasing down Aunt Rita for he...
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