Hints For Saving Money On Wedding Photography
Wedding photos are the symbol of a once in a lifetime event, and most brides are reluctant to cut costs in this area. While we feel reluctant to offer cost-saving tips on your wedding photos, the cost of professional wedding photography means that today not everyone can afford these services.
For the bride on a budget, here are some ways to cut costs on your wedding photos:
(1) Start with friends and family and see if there is a photographer in the group. There is usually someone who loves taking pictures and has above average equipment. Try to find a friend or family member who takes decent photos and ask him or her if they would be willing to help out. Weddings are happy occasions and people are always willing to step in and help out where they can; to help trim your wedding expenses, you should consider using their services. If you do find someone willing to help, be sure you meet with them prior to the big day and discuss any specific shots that you have your heart set on.
(2) Check with your local college or university for a photography student. They will love to have an opportunity to work an event and have something to put in their portfolio. Sure they are amateurs, but that means they will have a different view and will bring new creative ideas to give you some unique photos.
(3) Many people give guests disposable cameras as an option to getting photos of their event. Give each table a themed disposable camera and let your guests take the photographs. You will get a variety of shots, all from different angles; this way you can pick which ones you like best. Put one person in charge of collecting the cameras and taking them to be developed.
4. In the event that you need or insist on a professional photographer, check around and get in touch with a number of them. See what they can offer for the amount you can pay. The reaction might actually surprise you. Putting a limit on the amount of pictures taken saves on expenses for photos. - 2361
For the bride on a budget, here are some ways to cut costs on your wedding photos:
(1) Start with friends and family and see if there is a photographer in the group. There is usually someone who loves taking pictures and has above average equipment. Try to find a friend or family member who takes decent photos and ask him or her if they would be willing to help out. Weddings are happy occasions and people are always willing to step in and help out where they can; to help trim your wedding expenses, you should consider using their services. If you do find someone willing to help, be sure you meet with them prior to the big day and discuss any specific shots that you have your heart set on.
(2) Check with your local college or university for a photography student. They will love to have an opportunity to work an event and have something to put in their portfolio. Sure they are amateurs, but that means they will have a different view and will bring new creative ideas to give you some unique photos.
(3) Many people give guests disposable cameras as an option to getting photos of their event. Give each table a themed disposable camera and let your guests take the photographs. You will get a variety of shots, all from different angles; this way you can pick which ones you like best. Put one person in charge of collecting the cameras and taking them to be developed.
4. In the event that you need or insist on a professional photographer, check around and get in touch with a number of them. See what they can offer for the amount you can pay. The reaction might actually surprise you. Putting a limit on the amount of pictures taken saves on expenses for photos. - 2361
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