Top 6 Wedding Photography Mistakes Most Couples Make

Not to play favorites—because we love all vendors—but your Savannah wedding photographer is one of the most important pros you will have at your wedding. After all, they are solely accountable for the wonderful wedding pictures you will get to pore over, treasure and have as a keepsake forever. 

And if you really wish those pictures to be great as possible, you are going to wish to listen to what some pro photographers have to say. Listed below are a few significant mistakes that I have seen couples make. 

Not finalizing the wedding day schedule:

Discuss with your photographer prior to finalising the schedule for your wedding day. There is a lot to take into account in terms of photographing & natural light. Particular times of day are more photogenic compared to others (midday sun casts harsh, unflattering shadows on the face while late-day sun casts a beautiful, warm glow on everybody.

Not Sticking to the Finalized Schedule:

Pay attention & respect the schedule you and your best Savannah Wedding Photographers discuss before your wedding. Being an hour late can make or break your photos.

Not getting help organizing your guests:

Appoint someone reliable who knows your friends and family to be in charge of organizing guests for portraits. That person can gather the people needed, direct them on what shots they will be in, and then release them when they are finished, it keeps things moving swiftly and enjoyably.

Trying to make things perfect:

Just have fun! Whether it is getting a piece of cake on your face or some detail did not turn out 100% like you would anticipated, go with it, have fun and keep smiling. The photos will automatically come good. 

Trying to pose:

A professional wedding photographer offers direction for a reason: to capture the best moments & shots from the day. The best thing you can do is relax & act natural. Try to be in the moment! Be hopelessly in love with one another – the portraits will turn out just amazing. 

Looking at the Camera All the Time:

Some couples wish candid photos, but they always feel like they have to look up at the camera & stop what they're doing. It could be an instinct, but keep in mind—unless the photographer asks you, try to act natural for the best journalistic shots.