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his best man. Bridesmaids will arrive at about the same<br />
time. You need to determine approximately how long the<br />
ceremony will last. One formula is to plan to spend up to<br />
twenty minutes on groups at the church, and about the<br />
same amount <strong>of</strong> time on portraits <strong>of</strong> the couple at the reception.<br />
86 THE BEST OF WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
ABOVE—This image, by Brett Florens, encapsulates<br />
the infatuation this couple has<br />
with one another. Brett recognized the<br />
classic elements: a retro car, an unusual<br />
environment, and a playful moment.<br />
LEFT—David Beckstead captured lightning<br />
in a bottle as the bride and groom<br />
danced together. FACING PAGE—This is the<br />
People magazine moment, when the beautiful<br />
bride and handsome groom exit the<br />
church brimming with confidence and<br />
happiness. Sometimes the photographer will<br />
luck out and be able to use the TV/videographer’s<br />
lights. Photographer Mauricio<br />
Donelli also fired a fill flash to be sure <strong>of</strong><br />
the exposure. This is the shot you don’t want<br />
to miss.<br />
If the ceremony is to take place at a church or synagogue<br />
where you do not know the customs, make sure<br />
you visit the minister beforehand. If you are unfamiliar<br />
with the customs, ask to attend another wedding as an observer.<br />
Such experiences will give you invaluable insight<br />
into how you will photograph the wedding.
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