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"Don't be afraid to be a huge goofball! This goes for photographers as well as the Bride and Groom. The goofier you are, the more fun everyone will have, and the more you'll love your photos!" - JBe Photography Milwaukee WI Wedding Photographer "Backup Equipment-One thing that you should always ask about, and insist on, is that your photographer has sufficient backup gear should something stop working. Cameras do fail unexpectedly. Flashes do short out when you least expect them to. It'll happen to every photographer sooner or later...more" - Allen Hyslip Photography North Little Rock, AR Wedding Photographer "If you have an evening wedding, consider taking your wedding party, family, and bride & groom pictures before the ceremony to take advantage of the beautiful natural light outdoors! A special "first sight" meeting can be arranged for you and your fiance. Less lag time between ceremony and reception for your guests. Pictures can still be taken inside the church (if applicable) but do not need to take so long." - Averi Blackmon Photography Oklahoma Wedding Photographer "Photographers use light like a painter uses paint. No matter how good your photographer is, without good lighting, your photography will suffer. If you have the luxury of picking what time you get married, it is a great idea to ask your photographer what is the best time to take pictures for your area...more" - Steve Keegan, Wedding Photojournalist Minden, Nevada Wedding Photographer  Wedding Photography Tips for Brides Wedding Photography Tips for Photographers
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Wedding Reception Format / Timeline by Matt Campbell Planning your wedding timeline is easy with this example of a typical wedding reception format, including introductions, cake cutting, toasts, special dances and more....
full articleWays to Save on your Wedding Photography Budget by Laura Perrotta, Portrait Arts Photography Your wedding photography is arguably one of the most important wedding planning decisions you will make as a bride - after all, once the plates are cleared and the flowers die - all you'll have left of your wedding day is the photographs. Bottom line - scrimp on photography, and you'll regret it forever.....
full articleQuestions to Ask Your Wedding Photographer by Deb Carpenito, WeddingPhotoUSA Prepare yourself with the right questions to ask when interviewing prospective photographers for your wedding day. Knowing what to ask and why is essential in finding the right photographer for you.
full articleIdeas for a Halloween Themed Wedding by Deb Carpenito, WeddingPhotoUSA You can forget about ordinary, traditional weddings when planning a Halloween themed wedding. We put together some tips and advice for you to plan a unique, fun, and elegant halloween wedding.
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Grow Your Business by Asking for Help! by Ron Carpenito, WeddingPhotoUSA Nobody likes being sold on a product or service, but by learning this simple technique you'll be able to enlist all your friends, prior clients, business relationships and family to HELP you grow your business....
full articlePhotography Workflow-How to Cut Production Time by 50% by Steven M Bedell, Photographer Many professional photographers are burdened by the time they spend in front of the computer after the shoot. By taking a few simple steps, you can drastically reduce the time you spend in post production and spend more time behind the camera...
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| 6/26/2009 - Backup Equipment - Tip from WPUSA Member Photographer Allen Hyslip Photography advises brides to always ask if your potential photographer has sufficient backup gear should something stop working.
6/26/2009 - WeddingPhotoUSA welcomes new member Allen Hyslip Photography - North Little Rock Arkansas. Allen Hyslip Photography offers wedding and portrait photography that is completely relaxed and natural.
6/23/2009 - Photos before the ceremony - Tip from WPUSA Member Photographer Averi Blackmon Photography suggests taking advantage of the beautiful natural light outdoors by taking photos before the ceremony if you are having an evening wedding.
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