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A photographer should ask about your timeline, the venues, and any must-have shots. They should also ask about family groupings, any cultural or religious traditions, and your comfort level with posing.
Before the wedding, a good photographer will ask you for your full schedule, including getting ready, ceremony, and reception timings. They will ask for the addresses and layouts of all venues, plus any restrictions on photography, such as no flash in a place of worship. They will ask about your must-have shots, such as specific family members or special decorations. They will also ask for a list of family groupings, with names and relationships, so they can organise group photos efficiently. Ask them to ask you about any cultural or religious traditions you want captured, and whether there are moments when photography should be discreet or not allowed. They should ask about your comfort level with posing and whether you prefer candid shots or directed portraits. Also ask about your style preferences, such as colour versus black and white, and any specific shots you have seen and liked. Finally, they should ask about your backup plan for bad weather, and whether you have an indoor option for portraits. This helps them prepare and deliver photos that truly reflect your day.
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