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Obviously one answer isn’t going to fit every wedding or every schedule, but this is a good starting point that should work for the vast majority of weddings with very little modification. For the creative portraits and run-around shots I recommend about 60 to 90 minutes of actual photo time. Less than that and it...

You have found your lifelong mate and you’re ready to get married. Congratulations! It’s an exciting time in your life. Unfortunately, things don’t go as planned for everyone for one reason or another and if you find that the wedding is canceled, who keeps the ring? Some courts consider the ring as a “gift” and...

On your wedding day it’s vital to feel comfortable in front of the camera, and lots of couples say that they feel awkward and a bit uneasy – and that stress will show in your images.  Nerves are generally translated into your photos as strange expressions and stances.  Your smiles will be stiff and your...

If you want to live together “happily ever after” there are a few things you should know about each other before you tie the knot. Who You Are Know who you are and what you want from life before getting married.  If you want to focus on a career, have kids, travel a lot….be sure...

Anyone remember David Letterman’s Late Night show?  David Letterman had his Top Ten lists.  With that in mind, I put together a Top Ten Guidelines to be a Better Bride.  This list is designed to help you really enjoy the most important day of your life AND at the same time eliminate the stress of...

If your feet hurt – you feel terrible – and is that any way to spend the most important day of your life? Let’s face it, there are lots of reasons NOT to wear stilettos including the risk of falling flat on your face, the difficult task of wandering down the garden path for photos,...