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Forum: Photographic Industry and Professionals
03-17-2017, 02:55 PM
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No comment on the equipment. There are a number of articles regarding how to film a wedding. The main points I took away from them are as follows: Take pictures of the bride in her dress, rings, cake, dress, etc the day before if possible. (less stress and commotion) Next, take the picture of the entire group first. Then the Bride and Groom. After that take pictures of parents, siblings etc based upon who has the most pressing duties to be performed after the wedding. (Create a schedule if at all possible the day or two before of what you will photograph. Finally, as you noted, check the lighting in the church. Talk with the pastor or officiator to confirm if flash can be used or not, where cameras can be used, also if he/she will allow photographs of the actual ceremony. Then establish the shooting points in the chapel.
Good luck.
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