Wedding Guide
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CEREMONY<br />
It’s finally time! The moment everyone has been waiting<br />
for! In a world of Pinterest and bridal magazines, it’s easy<br />
to be overwhelmed and consumed by the “prettiness” of the<br />
event. While details do matter, it’s important to never lose<br />
sight of the real purpose of this amazing day!<br />
If you get married outdoors at 12pm, the lighting will be<br />
harsh on you, your faces, and your guests, and most people<br />
will end up squinting! I suggest planning an outdoor<br />
ceremony 2 hours before sunset if you are planning on a<br />
First Look, and 3 hours before if not, to make sure you have<br />
plenty of light after for formal photographs! If planning an<br />
indoor ceremony, it is always best to have EVEN lighting at<br />
the altar. Two spotlights on the bride & groom means I can’t<br />
expose properly for the bridal party. It is better to have soft,<br />
even light across the whole altar<br />
19<br />
Hiring an event planner or just a day-of coordinator can<br />
make your life so much easier! Without a coordinator,<br />
responsibilities for timeline will fall on the mother of the<br />
bride, the photographer, or worst yet the bride herself!<br />
All of my most stressful weddings were caused by a lack<br />
of coordination and organization! Even the most flawless<br />
timelines can fall apart without someone to organize.
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