I love to blog. Seriously. To curl up with my laptop by a sunny window and reflect on my latest favorite shoot is almost as good as actually shooting them. But as fascinating as I think ALL of our blogs are, it’s easy to get lulled into that wedding blog formula. We chat about our experiences and post far too many photos from the day.
For this reason, I’ve decided to change it up a bit with some new entries that involve photography tips that are not only perfect for our BWR brides, but for anyone who is planning a wedding, or a fashion shoot or really anything that involves photography!
In the first of this series, we’d like to share our Ideal Timeline for Wedding Photography. Before publishing this, I posted it in some of those highly secretive Wedding Photographer groups, to get feedback from some of the top wedding photographers all over the country, and the response was overwhelming. “Why didn’t I think of this?”, “Perfect”, “Sharing with my couples now” are a few of my favorites.
So if you are planning a wedding, or know someone who is, please feel free to share this timeline by clicking on the following link. Although your photographer will always work with you to find create a timeline that’s perfect for your day, this is a great general guide to how most wedding photographers like to work and how all those amazing moments are captured. Enjoy!
IDEAL WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY TIMELINE
Laura and Tyler's effortless Knowlton Mansion wedding was an absolute joy to be…
Classic weddings at any of the Cescaphe venues are always stunners, but a spring wedding…
I don't think there's anything more romantic than a Philadelphia winter engagement shoot. The city…
Marian and Conner's classic Union League wedding was an absolute joy to be part of.…
Nina and Chris' intimate Laurel Hill Cemetery wedding was everything we love most. If…
Danielle and Brian's spooky wedding reception at the Deacon in Philadelphia was absolutely fabulous. The…
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