Destination Wedding Photography

2011-04-07T00:12:00.000-07:00

It turns intothat 95% pertaining to the romantic engagements all comply with the same formula - morning preparations at bride & groom’s house, church ceremony and then dinner/reception in a local hall. Voila ! There isyou and your family a wedding day! What if you want to move away from these clichés and dare to be different?

Are you flirting with the idea that you could perhaps get married on a beautiful beach in Jamaica?What about at sunset time in Hawaii? Feeling more romantic and epicurean, Napa Valley at a finecabernet winery estate! Preparing might be a little moreinteresting in the sense that you cannot go onsite to visit and get a feel of the place, but you will certainly treat you and your guests to a complete different scenery.

Planning a destination wedding also implies that you will not have the privilege to invite the entire 400 guest list that you planned! Certainly, there are some of your close friends andrelatives that will want to tag along and also get a vacation out of it. You might be end up being20 rather than 200, but this doesn’t mean it won’t be as fun!

Although most of your vendors will be localized to where it’ll be celebrated, there’s one that you should carefully plan for: the Photographer! There are wedding photographers in Montreal who specialize in destination weddings - allowing you to get fresh, contemporary and stylishphotography.

Having a photographer with you for the duration of your trip allows to plan different photoshoots, romantic walks on the beach, a visit in town with the local, etc. Since your wedding isn’tcompressed within a 12 hour window, you have the luxury to feel more relaxed and pick the besttimes that works for your current Photographer during your stay.

Likely wonder how much a wedding photographer costs for such a contract! Yes, it is an investment but destination wedding alreadyimplies that you are doing things differently and your budget must allow for a few luxuries! Traveland accommodations are usually covered by the couple, therefore the wedding photographer will take this in consideration when providing his pricing.
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Location Ideas for Valentine's Day Photography

2011-02-01T05:03:00.000-08:00

Valentine's Day photography can require a bit of creativity to get a really special photo. Here are some great ideas for locations for your Valentine's Day photo shoots.

The Beach

It is a bit cliche but the beach is a great Valentine's Day photography location. Remember that different times of day will produce entirely different settings for the photo.
Abandoned Building

Please be careful if you chose this type of location. Abandoned buildings offer a wide variety of Valentine's Day locations. From doorways to windows without glass to rugged brick walls, the possibilities are nearly endless.
Weeping Willow Tree

Weeping Willow trees make great locations for Valentine's photography because the branches bend down to surround the subject couple. This also helps deal with backgrounds that might otherwise be cluttered.
Railroad Tracks

Abandoned railroad tracks are great for Valentine's photography, especially if you shoot in black and white or sepia.
Bridge

A decorative bridge such as at a Japanese garden is a wonderful location for Valentine's photography. Be sure to check that you can get a good vantage point of the bridge without having to stand in water.
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Location Ideas for Valentine's Day Photography

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