Getting Ready Pictures - Why You Should Take Them | Boston Wedding Photography
Putting together your wedding timeline can feel like you’re trying to put together a puzzle blindfolded. There are so many different pieces and you’re working hard to fit them all together but it’s not always clear where they should go or even if they’re from the right set. When it comes to capturing a Boston wedding day, couples are often stuck wondering how much coverage they’ll need and what moments are the most important.
Do You Really Need Two Photographers at a Wedding? | Boston Wedding Photography
Are two photographers really better than one for your Boston wedding? Magazines and blogs will tell you a resounding yes, but after more than a decade shooting weddings I have a lot more mixed feelings.
Frequently Asked Questions: How do you handle second photographers?
Are second photographers a must or a bust for your Cape Cod wedding? Blogs and wedding magazines are very enthusiastic about the prospect, but do they meet the hype?
Should I skip out on Wedding Photography? | Boston Wedding Photography
Hiring a Boston wedding photographer is like buying insurance for your memories. Maybe your wedding photos aren’t going to be something you look at every day, but they will be there in 5 years, in 10 years, or even in 50 years when you want to revisit that moment in your lives together and the people that you shared it with.
Offsite Photos on Your Wedding Day | Boston Wedding Photography
Is the scenery around your wedding venue not giving you life? Or maybe there’s somewhere really special that you want to have your wedding photos taken - underneath a beautiful lighthouse overlooking the Atlantic, the Public Gardens, or somewhere that’s become meaningful to you as a couple? Picking another site for photos can be fabulous for your wedding album but it can be really hard on your wedding timeline - so how can you make the most of it?