How to Choose a Wedding Photographer
Tips for relational bliss while choosing your photographer
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1. Decide who will take the lead
If one person is more knowledgeable or more concerned about photography than the other, consider letting that person take the lead.
2. Let the lead set all appointments
Having two different people setting appointments will just complicate things.
3. Attend all appointments together
If that's impossible, let the lead attend all appointments alone. Otherwise, you may end up with totally different opinions based solely on the fact that one of of you met with a photographer the other person never met.
4. Discuss the final choice
Hopefully, you will agree. If not, allow the lead to choose, with the caveat that the other partner be allowed to veto, if he or she feels it will be impossible to work with that photographer.
5 Book and celebrate
You have ticked off one more item on your to-do list.
“The heart and mind are the true lens of the camera.”
