How long should a photographer stay at a wedding? | Boston Wedding Photography
At Ryan Richardson Photography, I am always happy to help a couple customize their wedding package because every wedding day is as unique as the couples celebrating. But how do you know what’s the right amount of coverage for your wedding day? Should you book 12 hours to be safe, or is it okay to start with six?
Why is wedding photography so expensive? | Boston Wedding Photography
The Wedding Tax.
Couples will speak about it in hushed whispers and there are probably a dozen explainers online as to why it either does or does not exist. But why does it feel like everything at a wedding comes with a hefty price tag?
Ask a dozen different Boston wedding photographers and you’re likely to get a dozen different answers about pouring their hearts and souls into their work. But those answers are never quite satisfying because they’re for nerds, and there’s just one honest answer.
Should You Stage an Exit? | Boston Wedding Photography
It’s a beautiful moment that so many couples dream of, rushing out the door of their wedding venue under an impromptu arch of sparklers brilliantly shimmering. Everyone is clapping and happy and it’s a dreamlike memory as they end the night that will result in some magical photos.
Wedding Planning Survival Guide: Who to Tip at your New England Wedding?
When planning your Boston wedding budget, tips often go unaccounted for until the very last minute (and then it becomes time for a full-blown panic). So what do couples need to know about tipping their vendors on their wedding day?
Frequently Asked Questions: Can I see a full wedding gallery?
There’s a cliché that a million monkeys banging away on a million typewriters could eventually type out the works of Shakespeare and it’s the same for wedding portfolios. After you have a few events under your belt, most photographers can grab 10 images that are compelling and make them look good. So to really understand a photographer, you need to look at a full wedding gallery.