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Wedding tip: Photographers: Choosing needs careful consideration...
It is essential that the photographer you choose works in a way that you like so that your wedding photographs are a pleasure on the day and bring you enjoyment for years to come.
We've all heard horror stories about photographers being rude or grumpy and delivering mediocre or bad work.
To help you, we bring you "The four P's" to choosing a photographer:
1. Price: This may seem an obvious consideration, but with photographers, its usually true that 'you get what you pay for'. But, when you consider that the photography is a relatively small percentage of your overall wedding expenses, it may be worthwhile stretching your photography budget a bit to get the photographs you want. Don't forget that in a few years time your photographs will be the main way you remember your day.
2. Photographer: Do you like the person? Are you happy to have this person following you around and at times running the show on your wedding day? A photographer with bad interpersonal skills can upset your big day.
3. Photographs: Do you like the photographer's work and style of photography? Always ask to view a few FULL albums before making a decision.
4. Presentation: Do you like the albums on offer? Is there a choice of albums so that you can choose an album that matches your style.
By Thomas Baker - Wedding Photographer, Hitchin - www.lookphotographic.com |