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Now let me preface this by saying - in no way am I advocating a shot list! Nope nope! #notafan If you've hired a professional wedding photographer (as opposed to a friend with a camera), then you can be rest assured that your photographer will capture all the important moments and details of your ceremony and reception.
This list is more a reminder for you as you decide on the number of hours of coverage you need to make sure you are covering all your bases. If you have any unique details or shots you want covered - always be sure to let your wedding photographer know.
After all, you want to remember every part of your wedding day, and once everything is said and done, your photos will be one of the few things you’ll have left.
Whether you plan to decorate your home with your wedding photos or create an album, or both, I've put together a list of some images you may not think of but you don’t want to miss out on, on your wedding day!
This may seem like an odd thing to photograph, but think about how much thought and planning you’ve put into the details of your wedding day. Your save-the-date cards, invitations, and RSVP responses all match and look great together, but after they’re all mailed off, you won’t see them again. Set aside a set to have your photographer snap a photo of on the wedding day, so you can appreciate how they matched your color scheme. It also makes for a nice spread in your wedding album.
Your wedding bands and engagement ring are a symbol of your love for and commitment to each other. Capturing this detail, especially if you have engraved bands, is the perfect memento of your wedding day.
From jewelry to shoes to the garter, the details of your wedding are things others may not see and you may forget. After all the planning you’ve put into the details of your day, you’ll want images of each little thing that made your wedding extra special.
One of the joys of your wedding day is getting all dolled up and looking your best. Why not capture those moments as you prepare to walk down the aisle? From makeup to hair, it will be fun to look back on the photos of your transformation into a bride.
While the first look is beautiful, intimate moment between you and your soon-to-be-spouse, there’s something especially sweet about the moments before that look. Whether you’re sneaking up on your partner or peering around a doorway, those feelings of anticipation and joy are ones you’ll definitely want captured.
Just like the details and invitations, photos of your ceremony space are a perfect way to capture all your hard work. Whether you’re getting married in a gorgeous venue or with a stunning natural backdrop, photos of the space before the ceremony will give you a chance to look back on your décor and venue choices in the years to come.
After all your planning, you’ll want photos of your reception details just as much as your ceremony details. From the dessert table to the party favors, be sure to have your photographer capture all the little things that delight your guests.
Of course, you want images of all the big moments of your wedding day: the ceremony, the first kiss, your first dance, and everyone partying the night away. But don’t forget all the little moments you’ll also want to look back on in the years to come!
Hope you've found this helpful. If you are currently planning your wedding and would like to find out more about what it's like to work with Wani Olatunde Photography - you can do so right here.
You can also grab my 5 top tips I share with all my clients to help them have a picture perfect day by filling out the form below! Enjoy! 🙂