If you only shoot candid moments does that mean no group shots or posed pictures at all, such as family group shots or formal portraits?
No, but we’re striving for something here that reaches far beyond your parent’s formal wedding album. We’re going to work together to achieve a book of your wedding that is the sum of all its parts. The fashion. The style. The coming together of family and friends from far off places. A small part of the coverage of your day will be the historic moments shot in arranged group shots of your family at this point in their history with you at the center of the frame. We’ll do family and wedding party group shots because they too document the day and who was there and how they look, but it is a small part of the day. I’d like to limit group shots either just before the wedding or between the wedding and the reception to 15-30 minutes. This does not include the informal portrait of the bride and the groom I will take separate from everyone at some point during the day. We walk away together, and it is the first time you have a moment to realize you are a couple. Capturing that passion you ha
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