Your wedding photographer works hard to see that your wedding pictures are everything you dream of. He will spend 6 to 12 hours on his feet dragging heavy equipment from one shoot to another in pursuit of that goal, and all that is in hot conditions!
Part of the Background
He will be rounding up the inevitable stragglers for portraits and waiting for the bride, who is running late with her hairdresser. He will work on those getting-ready shots first, then on to portraits. Between all that, he will catch great shots where he sees them and always be on the lookout for the next one. Then, it’s off to the ceremony to capture those magic moments for your wedding album and onward to the reception.
Often, the unobtrusive wedding photographer becomes part of the wedding background. After all, he is the one who will be documenting one of the most critical events in your life. Ensuring your photographer is well is in your best interests. It’s a simple gesture that will benefit both his humor and the quality of your wedding photography.
Hungry Work
Remember that by the time your guests sit down to eat, your wedding photographer may have been on the go for 8 or 10 hours. Don’t forget that he has a chance to take a break and have a meal during all that hard work. And be sure to tell your caterer that he is to have an authentic meal, not a sandwich, in the kitchen.
Your Wedding Photographer Will Take Care of You
Weddings can be hectic and overwhelming for the bride and groom as they try to keep everything running. With so many details to take care of and excitement in the air, things can fall through the cracks. Yet, you should ensure your photographer is not one of them. Take good care of your wedding photographer; he will take good care of you!
Originally from the UK, Aidan Dockery has photographed all over the world and captured countless weddings with his easy-going style and energizing spirit.
