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Choosing a photographer
Look at full galleries, including dark receptions, and confirm who will actually shoot your wedding.
- Two or three full galleries
- Skin tones like yours
- Who shoots on the day
- Delivery times in writing
Planning bundles
Guides & more
Most couples start hereThe Wedding Planning Command CenterChoosing photographers and videographers, styles, coverage, shot lists, timelines and getting the photos you will treasure.

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Look at full galleries, including dark receptions, and confirm who will actually shoot your wedding.
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Documentary, editorial, traditional, fine art, film-inspired, light and airy or moody.
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List family groupings and important people; 10–15 groupings takes about 30–45 minutes.
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Highlight films, full ceremony edits and same-day edits — sound and audio of vows make it worth it for many couples.
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A first look moves portraits before the ceremony; golden hour gives the best light.
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A shoot before the wedding helps you relax with your photographer and gives images for save-the-dates.

Vendors & contracts3 min read
Style, coverage, who shoots, delivery times, backups and the contract clauses that matter.

Photos & video3 min read
Connect your beauty schedule, family photos and ceremony time so everyone works toward the same realistic milestones.

Photos & video2 min read
Must-have moments, a family grouping order that saves time, and how to handle divorced and blended families.
Free tools for photo & video
The planning letter
A short note for your planning season: one idea worth knowing, one tool to try, and a reminder of what matters this month. No spam, ever.
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