So, you’ve been to a bunch of Wedding Photography websites and wow is it ever confusing.  Sometimes it seems like every Tom, Dick & Harry has bought a digital camera, set-up a website and is offering to photograph one of the most important days of your life.  Often the pictures look pretty good as does the website (even though it’s probably a $100 template site).  And pricing is extremely reasonable, going as low as $1000 for full day coverage.

Firstly, don’t be enamored with a photographer solely based on seeing the pictures in the Wedding Gallery on their site.  Needless to say, these galleries will showcase their best work, which means the best pix from each wedding.  The reality is that anyone, including guests, can take a few good pictures at a wedding, even with a point and shoot.  Therefore, to get a proper idea of a photographer’s skill and style ask to see a couple of entire weddings – 400 pictures from the same wedding will be very revealing.

Depending on where you live, the average price for an experienced photographer might be around $2500 for a full-day.  So, what can you realistically expect from an inexperienced photographer who might have photographed less than 20 weddings and is charging around $1000?  That’s not an easy question to answer.  There are some very talented up-and-coming photographers who because they are early into their careers offer an amazing value for the work they do.  But these photographers are in the minority.  Wedding Photography is very challenging.  Experience counts and there are no redoes.  It requires great interpersonal skills (some photographers should only take pictures of objects).  It requires an understanding of timing and logistics as they relate to the particular wedding at hand.  And while many artistic photographers poopoo/denigrate wedding photography it requires the most skill, often on the fly.  A Professional Wedding Photographer will also have back-up equipment in case things go wrong – many amateurs do not, which his scary indeed.

All of this is not to say that by paying more to someone whose been around for a while you’re guaranteed to get great pictures.  On the contrary, it’s best to do your homework.  Go on forums and see if anyone is saying anything about the wedding photographer(s) you’re interested in.  You’ll read some disturbing and/or crazy stories about the photographer drinking on the job, interrupting the ceremony to ask the officiant to do something again, hitting on bridesmaids, etc.  Do your due diligence.

Meanwhile, in this day and age of difficult economic times it’s easy to pay less for wedding photography, but keep in mind that all you have after the wedding are the pictures (and maybe video).  You might be better served trimming from other areas, such as flowers, which only a small percentage of people will notice or care about – or the DJ (unless you’re getting something very special, most wedding DJs sound the same.  Their get-up may look nicer, but they invariably play the same songs.)

In conclusion, if you’re a bit of a gambler, you’re on a tight budget and you’ve really checked things out, a cheaper photographer may work out just fine.  More often than not though, the axiom/adage, “you get what you pay for”, usually applies to wedding photography.  So, if it’s in the budget, do plenty of research, get some recommendations and pay extra to get a professional.  It’ll be worth it.

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Alas, this kind of scenario has been repeated so often that many churches now have strict rules and limitations for wedding photography. Why has this happened? Because amateur photographers have proliferated in the wedding photography business and their lack of experience and awareness has ruined things for the rest of us professionals.

Limitations include: (1) no flash photography at all – which can be debilitating in a dark church; (2) photography only during the entrance, ring exchange and exit; (3) photography only from the back of the church or, worse, the balcony (arguably the worst case scenario, especially if it’s combined with no flash photography).

This is quite a serious matter because obviously the church pictures are important – and can be quite beautiful. There are many wonderful Priests out there who realize that we all have a job to do and that when we work together as partners it’s a win-win situation: The ceremony maintains its sanctity and the photographer gets the shots. But then other Ministers have been tainted with their experiences with amateur photographers so, understandably, many of them paint us all with the same brush.

I always make sure to speak with the Officiant before the ceremony so I understand the rules. Regardless of how I feel about them, this is his/her domain and I always respect that. There’s no choice really. Once, in my early days, I was told off by a Priest, mid-ceremony – not a pleasant experience for anyone – and that happened while I thought I was being cognizant of his rules. Yikes.

My personal approach is to be as stealthy as possible. Afterwards, I often hear from my couples that they didn’t even notice me in the church until the registry signing. In my opinion, that is the ideal. At the end of the day, most Officiants just want the wedding photographer to have some common sense – do what we need to do, without stepping on their toes. In this case, as in other areas, common sense comes with experience – it’s not actually that ‘common’.

My advice to the Bride and Groom. Make sure you take the wedding photography into account when selecting your place of worship. Ask your Priest or Minister about any limitations. If the pictures of the ceremony are important to you, don’t assume anything because you may be shocked on the wedding day to find out there are significant restrictions that may hamstring your photographer’s ability to effectively capture your ceremony.

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The two most important factors in determining a workable and flowing Reception schedule are: (a) If there is a Receiving Line at the Reception – and, if so, how many guests there are; (b) the timing of the Speeches.

If there isn’t a Receiving Line, then you don’t have much to worry about.  Keep in mind that some couples have their Receiving Line immediately after the Wedding Ceremony (ie) outside the Church.  In this scenario, the amount of time allocated for the pictures, including, Family, Wedding Party and Couple Shots could become limited if the Receiving Line takes too long.  Then, depending on how much time there is, the Newlywed’s pictures may be rushed in order for them to make it to the Reception on time – and these are the last pictures you want to hurry through.

Back to the Reception.  5:30 is a typical starting time.  Guests begin showing up.  Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres are served.  Dinner is often served at 7:00.
Let’s say you decide to start the Receiving Line at 5:30.  How long will it take?  Well, that depends on how many guests you have.  An average wedding will have about 150 guests.  If you and/or your guests are talkative then it could easily take until 7:00.  On average, if you estimate 30 seconds per guest, then it will take 75 minutes.  If there are 250 guests or more, it could be a problem (ie) Dinner starts later, which could affect the quality of the food.

As a Wedding Photographer, it doesn’t matter to me at all if there is a Receiving Line or not, or how long it takes.  My job is to photograph whatever is happening.  What is undeniable, though, is how tiring the Receiving Line is for the Newlyweds – who have recently had their ceremony, and who, in most cases, have just arrived at the Reception Hall from doing their pictures.  Now, they are expected to stand and greet people for a long time, with permanent smiles throughout.  By the end of it, most Couples are drained.  At least dinner is usually not far off at this point.

In some traditions, not having the Receiving Line is not an option.  It is a must.  Certainly, for those in this situation, because it is just a natural and expected part of the day, having a Receiving Line may not be quite as unfavorable as it is portrayed.   However, if there is a choice, I often suggest to the Bride and Groom that they consider forgoing it.

What are the benefits of avoiding a Receiving Line?  (1) The Couple can relax for a short time, maybe 15 minutes, when they arrive at the Reception Hall.  After freshening up they can join their guests who are arriving and enjoying Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres – instead of having to spend the entire time standing in one spot; (2) Participating in the Cocktails with their guests will allow them to mingle in a more personal way than in the Receiving Line; (3) In lieu of the Receiving Line, the Newlyweds can also visit their guests at their tables between dinner courses.

The next part of the Reception which can really affect the flow of the evening concerns the Speeches.  I always ask Couples who are booking me how many and how long Speeches will be.  Invariably, most say there will be few and they won’t be long.  While that is sometimes the case, by the time the Wedding Day arrives there are frequently more Speeches than originally anticipated, and there is often one Speech, at least, that is surprisingly long.  Consider too that by Speech-time some or all of those speaking will have consumed a fair amount of alcohol (for some, to quell the nerves).

So, when is the best time to do the Speeches?  Well, if you are having a sit-down dinner that usually takes about 2 hours.  Speeches usually take anywhere from 30-60 minutes.  If you are planning on having the Speeches after dessert your guests will be sitting on their butts for up to 3 hours – possibly longer if dinner takes longer or the speeches take longer.  That’s a long time for people to be sitting and it sometimes serves to suck the life out of the party before it has even begun.  Having the Speeches interspersed throughout dinner works very nicely, culminating in the happy couple speaking when dessert is served.  That way, once dessert is finished the party is on.

If Speeches start after dinner, depending on the crowd, it can result in the guests becoming restless and heading to the bathroom or outside for fresh air or cigarettes – which can be disruptive and even disappointing.  Furthermore, most Couples have their First Dance at the conclusion of the Speeches.  If the Speeches take place throughout dinner then as the guests are finishing dessert the Newlyweds can speak and then head straight to the dance floor and have their first dance.  In this case, most of the guests are still at their tables.  Alternatively, if the Speeches are given after dinner then by the time they finish and it’s time for the First Dance, you may have a half-empty room on your hands – which can take away from the circumstance.

Note that some Couples decide to do their First Dance when they are introduced at the beginning of dinner.  In this case, everyone is seated and all eyes are on them.  This option works well since there is a captive audience, though if there are windows in the room it is usually still light at about 7:00 and that may not be as dramatic or romantic as a First Dance in a dimly-lit room.

Take into consideration that by Reception time the Bride and Groom have been up since early morning.  A lot of energy has been expended.  Creating a Reception Schedule that flows nicely and isn’t burdensome can help put the right finishing touch on a day that you’ll want to remember as not only being special, but fun.

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Cost is often the major focus – not that that means you should necessarily be paying more for better wedding photography. However, if you have seen a potential photographer’s work and you are impressed, the next step should be meeting the photographer, not calling to negotiate on price. That being said, some wedding photographers do not post their prices on their website.  Consequently, if price is a  major factor for you it clearly behooves you to put in a quick call to make sure they are in your ballpark.

As a wedding photographer, it’s really easy to become attached to doing the couple pix outside.  Alas, once in a while that is just not possible, as was the case yesterday.  Then, you hope the bride and groom will be cool about it and go with the flow of whatever we come up with (especially if there is no explicit Plan B).  Not surprisingly, because I always seem to attract the coolest people, Lyndsay and Peter were not distressed for a millisecond about the ghastly weather conditions – which is the way it should be when you have bigger fish to fry, like marrying the love of your life.  Anyway, what a wonderful day it was, only accentuated by working with my favourite Videographer, Janko Virant.  We started off at the King Edward Hotel, which happens to be one of the best spots for indoor photos in the city.  The ceremony took place at the glorious St. Paul’s Basilica, followed by the reception at The Enoch Turner Schoolhouse.  All three locations were filled with history, character and tradition, which mirrored the same characteristics evident in Lyndsay and Peter’s close-knit families.  Congratulations to you guys.  Enjoy your teaser pix.

Assuming the photographer knows their craft, the next order of business is connecting with them – so that you’ll be happy and comfortable to work with him/her and they will hopefully reciprocate with more than simply a cursory effort. Most weddings are very similar so it’s a piece of cake for a skilled wedding photographer to go through the motions and still capture the required shots. Yet, the more rapport you build, the more regard you show, the more likely your photographer may be to go the extra creative mile.

In addition, when you become friendly with your photographer and you trust them, it’s far easier to be the real you which in turn produce better pictures.

On the other hand, you can rest assured that if you fail to take the time to understand each other, or worse yet, if you treat them as the ‘help’ or are ill-mannered and difficult, then you are risking at best being the recipient of good pictures, or at worst subpar pictures. It’s common sense really, but it’s not uncommon for some couples to get a little carried away when it comes to the complex event that is their special wedding day.

In conclusion, to maximize the chances of getting enhanced wedding pictures, find yourself a quality wedding photographer – skill-wise and personality-wise – and then shower them with courtesy and appreciation.

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I did eventually find a book that met all of my demands. The book is called ‘Groom Speeches – Say the Right Words at the Right Time’, by Dan Stevens. The book is available in traditional printed form or as an ebook, which is instantly downloadable. Click here to learn more: Review – Groom Speeches by Dan Stevens.

Out of all the dross this was the one I used for my own groom speech which turned out heaps better than I could have achieved on my own. If you are looking for one source which has all of the information you require, this is it. I recommended it to a few of my close friends and they have all thanked me for it.

It contains a step by step guide to writing memorable speeches and 20 professionally written example speeches with tips and ideas guarenteed to make. Probably the main selling-point of the book is the speeches themselves: These speeches have been deliberately written in such a way that you can easily individualize them to meet your own needs: all you have to do is insert the appropriate names and places, and voila: you have a speech that’s guaranteed to evoke emotion and have everyone in stitches for several minutes.

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This product hasn’t put a foot wrong. From beginning to end, it’s got all the information that a groom could ever need on his wedding day: It goes through the reception, your responsibilities, the speech itself and everything  you need to know to make a confident groom speech. Let the testimonials speak for themselves: when subscribers from around the world were surveyed and asked, “Did Dan’s information help you write and deliver a better speech?” a whopping 93% said “Strongly Agree”! Just three words: don’t miss it!

Click here if you would like to learn how to write a great groom speech: Groom Wedding Speech.

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Autumn colors provide a rich palette for your wedding invitations so you should maximize these colors in order to make your wedding invitations warmer and more intimate. For starters, select warm colors for the background and designs of your wedding invitations. Be sure to incorporate burnt orange, dark reds, golden browns and copper. You may combine some of these colors but make sure to balance dark and light hues to make your invitations visually appealing.

Try using handmade, parchment or recycled paper for your autumn invitations. The type of paper you use can easily assist in getting the right look and feel. The best place to check for stores selling these types of paper – often less expensive than anywhere else – is online. So as not to be concerend about making the wrong decision, be sure to see whether the online store offers to send out samples of the paper you are thinking of using for your autumn invitations. You simply pay the shipping and you will receive samples so you can see and touch the products before you make a decision.

There is no reason to be hampered by just a 2D design either when you can easily add buttons or ribbons, natural elements or any other autumn embellishments to give the invitations your unique creative touch. You can also use digital art to your advantage. Include autumn-inspired photos or digital designs. To add the final touches, why not enclose your invitations in envelopes with a themed red wax seal.

Start your search for the ideal style by looking at letterpress wedding invitations.

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Fortunately, these days, the price of diamonds is relatively low compared to yesteryear, and can be afforded by pretty much anyone. Do not make the mistake of focusing solely on cost though. The cost of the diamond engagement ring will not be what is most important to your fiancée. How good a particular diamond ring looks on her finger, and suits her personality, are the most important things.

Every woman wants her diamond ring to be noticed. She wants others to look and say ‘wow, I want one like that’. What follows is a short guide on what to consider to ensure that the diamond engagement ring that you choose has that wow factor…

Cut : Refers to the proportions, finish, symmetry, and polish of diamond engagement rings. A well cut diamond will sparkle more. It it unwise to just really on your eyes though, and you do not have to. You can get specific details by asking the seller for them.

Carat : Refers to the unit of weight for diamonds, with one carat being equal to 0.20 grams. As larger diamonds are not as common, the more carats a diamond is, the more it is worth. Two half-carat diamonds taken together will not cost as much as one one-carat diamond, as the one-carat stone is more rare.

Color : It is a common mistake to think that all diamonds are the same color, or that all diamonds are colorless. You will probably find that most of the diamonds that you see in stores are slightly yellow. A slight yellow tint is fine, as totally colorless are extremely expensive.

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Something which many brides overlook is that the tone of their jewelry should complement the color of their wedding gown. For instance, if you have selected a wedding dress in a pure white, it will look fantastic with silver jewelry, white pearls, shimmering crystals, and icy rhinestones. If you are wearing a white wedding dress, try to stay away from warmer toned colors as they are more of a clash to white dresses. Many white bridal gowns are embellished with silver embroidery or beadwork, so silver bridal jewelry which is handcrafted in sterling silver with lots of sparkling crystals will be a fabulous addition to your bridal ensemble.

Silk white and diamond white are the most popular types of wedding gowns. More than likely, a natural silk gown will look like a more softer version of white rather than a more brighter white. Very flattering to any skin tone, diamond white is also very easy to accessorize. Silk white appears to look great with gold jewelry or silver jewelry because it doesn’t have blue-white or yellow-ivory undertones. Bridal jewelry decorated in soft pastel colors makes a beautiful set of Swarovski pearl necklace and earrings. Naturally, if your wedding dress features gold or silver accents, you should match your jewelry color to it, otherwise, simply choose whichever metal color is more flattering to your skin, hair, and eye color.

The romanticism of ivory wedding gowns agrees very well with rich toned bridal jewelry. Gold bridal jewelry looks fantastic with an ivory gown, as they both have a warm glow. Crystals and pearls in a rich tone such as bronze will greatly enhance the look of a warm ivory wedding dress. Simple pendants and drop earrings are always feminine and pretty, or select bridal jewelry which will make a statement, such as a vintage inspired pair of golden chandelier earrings. The icing on the cake would be to add a triple row pearl bracelet in ivory or bronze pearls.

The gown’s neckline also effects which type of bridal jewelry will compliment it the best. Almost anything works with a strapless wedding gown. All the empty space created by a strapless wedding dress can be filled with a strong and bold necklace. (Going without a necklace when wearing strapless looks too naked in photographs.)Shop for bridal jewelry that agrees with your wedding dress and also your personality. Brides who love classic style will adore the simple elegance of a pearl necklace, be it a traditional strand or a more modern tin cup necklace. A necklace, bracelet, and earring set full of sparkling crystals would make any bride look like a princess on her big wedding day. Being able to have their bridal jewelry handcrafted for them will make any bride who likes to pick and choose very happy.

The one shoulder gown remains in style this year, and it can be somewhat daunting to accessorize. Only a limited number of options are available when it comes to complimenting a one shoulder wedding dress with bridal jewelry. Bridal jewelry should be very simple if you are wearing a one shoulder gown with a lot of drama involved with it. A modern pair of stiletto earrings will be dramatic yet clean enough not to compete with such a dramatic neckline. A delicate choker necklace and earrings with a medium length drop would go great with a one shoulder dress that has a simple look to it. With all of the right bridal jewelry in place, you can be sure that you will look picture perfect for your wedding day.

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One of the trendiest colors in weddings this year is purple. Deep rich purples are popular for evening weddings, thanks to their regal inspiration. Perfect for daytime events and affairs are lighter shades such as orchid. When selecting the jewelry for the members of your wedding party, why not spice it up by introducing hints of this popular hue? White pearl necklaces that are accented with a scattering of pale purple crystals are a great look for outdoor weddings. This would complement greatly bouquets made with purple flowers and will also show off your feminine look.

If you are a bride who is more into drama, then consider bridesmaid sets and bridal jewelry in rich purple crystal. A bold pair of chandelier earrings custom made in sparkling plum Swarovski crystals would be a fabulous statement making accessory. So beautiful with purple bridesmaid dresses, but also fun for the bride who wants to introduce some color into her attire. Fabulous purple pearl earrings would be smashing to wear with a second dress at the reception, as a switch from more traditional bridal attire for the wedding ceremony.

Black and white weddings are very popular this year, therefore, black and white wedding jewelry is popular as well. It has the perfect blend of classic style and modern sophistication. You can have custom bridal jewelry created which pairs white pearls with jet black crystal accents, if you just want to dabble in black and white. Or get really bold, and choose all jet black crystal jewelry for your wedding, which will have a bit of a Victorian Gothic flair. Mothers of the bride and groom look very beautiful adorned with black and white pearl necklaces.

A lovely idea for colorful additions to wedding jewelry is the color blue. The color pale blue is a beautiful accent for a bride and is also a great way to have the "something blue" in your wedding. One of the freshest styles is a necklace which is handcrafted with a pale blue ribbon and a Swarovski crystal starfish or seashell pendant. Not only will you get your something blue, but the style is so pretty for a summer beach wedding. This wedding jewelry will be as perfect for the bride as her bridesmaids.

Whatever your wedding colors may be, you can have your wedding jewelry custom made to match them. Whether you are a pink fanatic, a green goddess, or a sunny yellow gal, wedding jewelry in your favorite color is sure to bring a smile to your face. Swarovski crystals portray boldness and Swarovski pearls exhibit romanticism. By selecting a slightly different shade of wedding jewelry for your bridesmaids, you are adding a personal touch to your wedding jewelry. Your special and unique jewelry will be a gorgeous way to make each woman feel her most beautiful and elegant on the day of the wedding.

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One technical condition is that there be an Adobe Photoshop software installed on your computer in order to be able to modify and print the wedding invitations. You can download the program and install it for free in all sorts of versions without infringing any copyright laws. Pay attention that you run the software that allows the modification of pdf files and not just their viewing. Normally, such operations require no technical knowledge, and anyone is free to use the invitation templates provided on the Internet.

The only challenge with free printable wedding invitations is the quality of the printer that you operate on. It is important that the same quality be found in all the printed invitations, which could be difficult for some devices. Colored ink may run low and the colors may appear less intense on paper. As a way to prevent such inconveniences, make sure there is enough ink according to the complexity of design specific to the invitations. Should you have added some pictures to the free printable wedding invitations, the ink consume will be a lot higher.

Last but not least, the variety of free printable wedding invitations is not as extensive as that of order-based items. After all, everybody wants to enjoy great quality for decent prices. The free templates to work on, sound like a good idea when you are a DIY person at least. Plus, this variant provides one with enough freedom to combine fonts, linings, colors and tiny decorative patterns that represent the elements that give unity, style and elegance to the invitations in the first place. Finally, give yourself some time to find suitable pockets or envelopes to match with the invitations as well.

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