Mistakes To Avoid In Picking A Wedding Photographer
Here are some mistakes that can be avoided when picking a wedding photographer:
1. People do not understand how vital the pictures will become.
A great photographer will capture the situations, moments and expressions which reveal feelings and thoughts which will be triggered for many years through photographs.
2. People pick their photographer based on another person's opinion alone.
While it's good to have recommendations and help, be sure the photographer you opt for is the one you wanted.
3. People are mis-matched with the photographer.
Be sure to match your style with theirs. Don't ask or expect a photographer to be or do something other than what you see in their work or what they are.
4. People do not get along with the photographer.
When you have decided the photographer(s) you are picking, it is now required to think of the actual day and how close you will work with this person. The photographer's personality must match your party and you.
5. People assume the photographer could read your mind.
Be sure to sit down with the photographer and tell them who is important, who is coming and who you want in. Many professionals will make this a point. You would not wish to have a gung-ho photographer who may know the groom and his family and end up having lots of photos of them and only a couple of your family.
6. People pick a photographer on cost alone.
Keep in mind, the budget is important and price shopping will make the thing you are shopping for a commodity.
7. People are "sold" wrong "packages".
In a few instances you are "sold" a package you do not really wish for. Keep in mind that you are the customer and you're the one who is trying to locate the correct and perfect match within a photographer. Do not allow anyone to "sell" you a package you're not content with.