While it's true that the talent of the photographer determines the result of your wedding photos, a few other factors play into how your pictures turn out. There is no substitute for adequate preparation, a plan, and a back-up plan. Life is unpredictable, so literally "anything" can happen to your wedding photos; a back-up plan could save the day.
Once you choose your photographer, remember to to ask the right questions. Show him or her your plan, and see if it works in synergy with his or her shooting style. Browse through an online portfolio, and use specific examples to show the photographer exactly what you do and don't like it. If the photographer doesn't seem to understand your vision, interview another potential professional. An ideal wedding photographer is highly experienced, versatile, and understanding about your requests.
Create a master schedule; an agenda will help keep things on track and in order. Set a specific date you'd like to have your photos, or at least a date by which you receive an ETA. Come up with a list of shots you MUST have, and shots you'd like to have. Prioritize the ones you can't live without, but also understand there isn't enough time for everything. Don't wait until the last minute to weed out the shots you don't need.
Chances are, your wedding photographer has shot in your
wedding venue before. Whatever you decide, make sure it works with the rest of
your settings. Consult with your professional photographer to determine the
lighting and mood of a room, and even look at the portfolio to get an idea of
what you'll receive.
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