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Monday, May 28, 2012

Choosing A Wedding Photographer

Hiring a photographer for your wedding is an important decision. Prior to booking ANY photographer you should schedule an appointment to meet with them face to face. The photographer you choose will influence your entire wedding day. Here is a short list of things to look for...


Style:

Review the Photographers portfolio and make note of their style. Look closely at the lighting of their portfolio. Decide if you prefer traditional posed photography, photojournalistic (candid) photography or both. At Christina Johnson Photography we combine these styles to tell the story of your wedding day. We employ traditional style of photography to capture lasting memories of those most important to you. We also utilize the photojournalistic style of photography to capture the spontaneous, romantic moments and details that make your day so memorable.

Equipment:

Ask what kind of equipment the photographer uses and make sure they have back-up equipment and insurance. We use the latest digital equipment and software to create your lasting wedding memories. Your images will then be printed by masters of the trade on the finest quality paper.


Experience:

Make sure your photographer is experienced. Ask for references. Beware of the photographer who is willing to “just give” you a CD. Be sure you know what quality images you will receive.

The Photographer:

Make sure you know who will photograph your wedding and meet with him/her. It is important that you like their personality. We believe each image should be filled with love, joy and excitement and are dedicated to capturing the genuine spirit of your day. In addition to outstanding images, we focus on making your wedding day EXPERIENCE phenomenal. You'll be relaxed and have fun.

Service:

Ask what level of service you can expect and how long will it take to get your photos/album after the wedding. Christina Johnson Photography provides a superior level of service. It is our goal to make the entire experience pleasurable, by providing a tailored fit to your needs, a fun and stress-free wedding day, exceptional quality portraits and a quick turnaround on your order.

Cost:

A rule of thumb is 10-20% of your overall budget should be invested in your wedding photographs. Make sure you know what the final cost will be and what the package includes.

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