Looking to save money on photography?

-
For many, your wedding is a once in a lifetime event. You will want to cherish this day for the rest of your lives. What better way to do that than with photographs and/or video!! The photographs taken at your wedding are your memories of the big day so it is important that you hire a good photographer-preferably one who specializes in weddings.

Here are a couple of tips that may help you save some cash!

Google Images

  • Consider hiring a professional photographer for the formal shots of your ceremony only.
  • Place disposable cameras on the reception tables for guests to capture candid moments.
  • For best results, book your photographer at least nine (9) months before the wedding.
  • Try to negotiate at least one free parents' album with the purchase of the bride and groom's album.
  • Though you shouldn’t trust your wedding photography to just anyone, ask friends if they know of a pro who does weddings part time. A photographer who has other sources of income, can usually afford to charge less.
  • Lessen photography cost. Schedule toasts, cake cutting, and bouquet toss for soon after dinner so the photographer can capture moments and leave.
  • Getting prints of every image is expensive. Ask photographer if instead of getting hundreds of images in proof, you can select maybe two hundred.
  • Hire an associate photographer. Many pros have photographers working under them who they contract out for a discounted rate.
  • See if a professional videographer will edit amateur footage.


Need help in determining the type of photographer you need? Not sure what to ask a photographer when you are interviewing them? Need help making sure that everything in the contract is correct?
If the answer is YES to any of these questions, give me a call! I will be happy to assist you!

405-309-9311




Sources: Nebraska Wedding Guide and wedspace.com


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Unlock the Magic: Why Hiring Kiss and Tell Weddings as Your Wedding Planner is a Game-Changer

-
Your wedding day is a masterpiece in the making, a once-in-a-lifetime celebration of love. Amidst the soaring emotions and exhilarating plans, the logistics of orchestrating a flawless event can seem daunting. This is where Kiss and Tell Weddings enters the stage, offering not just a service, but an experience that transforms your dream into a reality. At Kiss and Tell Weddings, we understand the intricate tapestry of emotions and desires that thread through every wedding. As a premier wedding planner serving Oklahoma and Texas, our mission goes beyond logistics; it's about weaving moments that linger in hearts forever. Why opt for a wedding planner, you ask? Consider us your personal navigators through the labyrinth of choices, budgets, and timelines. We specialize in translating your vision into a tangible, breathtaking affair while alleviating the stress that often accompanies planning. Our team's expertise spans from curating exquisite themes to coordinating seamless logist...
Read more

A Celebration of Love and Heritage: Yvonne and Vincent's Dream Wedding

-
Image
 "Do I love you? My god, if your love were a grain of sand, mine would be a universe of beaches." — William Goldman On a radiant Father's Day, June 16, 2024, the stunning Inkana Bridge in Sulphur, OK, bore witness to the magical union of Yvonne and Vincent. Under the bright, sunny sky, their wedding was not just a celebration of love but also a beautiful homage to Yvonne's rich Native American heritage. The ceremony began with a traditional sage cleansing, a sacred ritual that purifies the space and brings positive energy. This meaningful start set a serene and heartfelt tone for the day. Yvonne, glowing with happiness, was blessed by elders, enveloping her in the love and wisdom of her ancestors. The vibrancy of Native American culture continued to shine throughout the day. Native Stomp Dancers performed, their rhythmic movements and traditional attire captivating the guests and creating an atmosphere of unity and celebration. Each step of the dancers echoed the deep...
Read more

Food Terms You NEED to Know!

-
Image
WEDDING RECEPTION FOOD TERMS (via: www.weddingsforaliving.com ) ANTIPASTO: (“before the meal”) traditional first course of a formal Italian meal. Unlike hors d’oeuvres, antipasto is served at the table and traditionally consists of cured meats, marinated vegetables and cheeses. BUFFET : Casual way to serve a large group of guests; a variety of dishes displayed on tables that guests can pick and choose from. Typically doesn’t work for venues with numerous small rooms. FAMILY STYLE: Platters of food are placed at each table. Wedding guests help themselves and pass the food around to one another. FRENCH SERVICE: This individualized and highly skilled type of food service is not very common in the U.S. Rather than being plated in the kitchen, white-gloved waiters prepare food table side from a single large dish or platter held by another waiter. Each guest is served individually. HORS D’ OEUVRES : (“outside the work” in French). Appetizer typically served befo...
Read more