Choosing a Photographer for your wedding...

The photos of a professional in the field of wedding photography speak for themselves, revealing their technique, talent and artistic eye, while they themselves can communicate to you their philosophy and what motivates them to “click” their camera. You need to know all of this before you decide who will photograph the big event of your life, so a careful research on our site will help you make the right choice. However, because the difference is hidden in the details, below you will find a brief guide to what you need to clarify from the beginning, so that you have a good collaboration with the person who will tell the story of your wedding through photography.

1.Beyond the standard couple photoshoot, during which you will need to pose, more or less, for the rest of the big day, what you want is to be real and spontaneous, with the certainty that the authenticity of your moments will be captured by the right person, expressively rendering each emotion. So, study the portfolio of wedding photography of each candidate photographer, looking for shots that convey the emotional charge of the couples and their relatives, which. A touch, a look, a movement captured at the right moment has more value than staged and trite frames.

2. An invisible witness. Throughout your wedding day, but especially during the ceremony and your preparations before it, the last thing you want is a person getting in your way. So, before choosing a photographer, make sure that he acts as intrusively as possible, while managing to capture your visual story like a documentary, without missing details from the church and the preparations that exude a ritualistic or reportage style.

3. Ideas for photos that showcase your style. When planning your wedding, you may have a pretty specific idea of ​​how you want everything to be, however, trusting your photographer's opinion on the most appropriate setting for your post-wedding photoshoot or even for a pre-wedding or next-day shoot will not only save you time and stress, but will also add special atmospheric frames to your wedding album.

4. Feel comfortable, make the photographer your own person. Beyond a photographer's talent and technical knowledge, perhaps the most important thing is to trust him as if he were your own person. Only if you feel comfortable in his presence will you be able to let yourself go, so that he can capture spontaneous, emotional moments of priceless value.