Wedding Photography
Wedding photography for me is feeling and sharing so much emotions in one day. It's hard to explain how much I cherished the couples , the families and the friends I've met since starting my wedding adventure 4 year ago. Your big day can sometimes be overwhelming, so as a wedding photographer I make sure that I don't just bring my camera and skills but also warmth, calm and humour too.
You can rest assured that you are in good hands.
I will travel anywhere you need me to be; a church, a barn, a picnic in a field! The quirkier the better. Why not be creative on that special occasion? I can recommend some ideas and great sites to make your big day even more special.
"Not very often events are set up for photographers... The weddings are orchestrated about the photographers taking the picture, because if it hasn't been photographed it doesn't really exist." - Elliott Erwitt
I love the quirky and the unusual but above all I love weddings. I favour a natural, informal shooting style. I aim to capture your day with as little intrusion as possible. A wedding photographer should not be in the way of your celebration.I offer a free wedding consultation with no obligation as a good, trustworthy relationship needs to be established early.
Flowers wilt, candies get eaten, bubbles float away, photographs are cherished. For your wedding day, invest on the important things - The Memories.
HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER ?{ WELL THE RIGHT ONE!}
No matter if you are on a tight budget or if you have £1000s to spend, for a good photographer is at least as important as spending money on your wedding gown. And I do like a frock!, I do! ;)
But the images that you will be looking at in the few years should be full of emotions and memories. Like a old film playing in your mind. No amount of dried cake and dry bouquets and wedding gowns smelling of moth balls will do that! So make sure to adjust your budget accordingly so that you will have enough to spend for the right photographer to tell your wedding story the way you want it told and be able to look at them years later and re-live that special day.
Meet up with more than one photographer and then base your decision not on price but on personality first and quality second. It does not matter how good a photographer is, if your personalities clashes, it will reflect in the final product. Remember, this is almost a complete stranger following you and your guests around the day of YOUR wedding!
So choose carefuly....
If every time you make eye contact with your photographer on the day and think,"Yay! I have made the right choice here." You are NOT going to kick yourselves later on…Fact!!!
Some of the questions you need to ask the photographer are:
How long have you been a photographer and how did you get started?
What kind of camera will you use?
How many camera bodies do you have?
How many lenses?
How many weddings have you shot?
Are you insured?
Do you carry backup gear?
Will you customize a package?
Do you include an album?
Is retouching included or do you charge extra?
What if you become sick or injured and cannot shoot the wedding?
Have you shoot a winter wedding before? {If yours is a winter wedding obviously, otherwise you are just being nosey ;) }
Will you be photographing another wedding or event the same day as my wedding? The same weekend?
What is the booking process and do we get a copy of the contract to read before signing?
If you have any questions not matter how silly you think they might be, I am here to help...Just get in touch...
Icy
You can rest assured that you are in good hands.
I will travel anywhere you need me to be; a church, a barn, a picnic in a field! The quirkier the better. Why not be creative on that special occasion? I can recommend some ideas and great sites to make your big day even more special.
"Not very often events are set up for photographers... The weddings are orchestrated about the photographers taking the picture, because if it hasn't been photographed it doesn't really exist." - Elliott Erwitt
I love the quirky and the unusual but above all I love weddings. I favour a natural, informal shooting style. I aim to capture your day with as little intrusion as possible. A wedding photographer should not be in the way of your celebration.I offer a free wedding consultation with no obligation as a good, trustworthy relationship needs to be established early.
Flowers wilt, candies get eaten, bubbles float away, photographs are cherished. For your wedding day, invest on the important things - The Memories.
HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER ?{ WELL THE RIGHT ONE!}
No matter if you are on a tight budget or if you have £1000s to spend, for a good photographer is at least as important as spending money on your wedding gown. And I do like a frock!, I do! ;)
But the images that you will be looking at in the few years should be full of emotions and memories. Like a old film playing in your mind. No amount of dried cake and dry bouquets and wedding gowns smelling of moth balls will do that! So make sure to adjust your budget accordingly so that you will have enough to spend for the right photographer to tell your wedding story the way you want it told and be able to look at them years later and re-live that special day.
Meet up with more than one photographer and then base your decision not on price but on personality first and quality second. It does not matter how good a photographer is, if your personalities clashes, it will reflect in the final product. Remember, this is almost a complete stranger following you and your guests around the day of YOUR wedding!
So choose carefuly....
If every time you make eye contact with your photographer on the day and think,"Yay! I have made the right choice here." You are NOT going to kick yourselves later on…Fact!!!
Some of the questions you need to ask the photographer are:
How long have you been a photographer and how did you get started?
What kind of camera will you use?
How many camera bodies do you have?
How many lenses?
How many weddings have you shot?
Are you insured?
Do you carry backup gear?
Will you customize a package?
Do you include an album?
Is retouching included or do you charge extra?
What if you become sick or injured and cannot shoot the wedding?
Have you shoot a winter wedding before? {If yours is a winter wedding obviously, otherwise you are just being nosey ;) }
Will you be photographing another wedding or event the same day as my wedding? The same weekend?
What is the booking process and do we get a copy of the contract to read before signing?
If you have any questions not matter how silly you think they might be, I am here to help...Just get in touch...
Icy
