8 Critical Things For Wedding Photographers To Do Before The Ceremony

By David B On Apr 27, 2019

We polled 200 wedding photographers and compiled a must-have pre-ceremony checklist for wedding photographers.

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A initially learned photography as a kid shooting black & white then developing the photos in a dark room, that was a magical time and sparked my interest in photography. As I got older I dabbled in digital photography but wasn't until my kids were born that i really started to get an active interest back in it all.

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SLR Lounge | Photography Tutorials says 5 years ago

200 wedding photographers helped create this pre-ceremony checklist for wedding photographers. What else do you think should be on this list? Read the full article here: http://bit.ly/PreCeremonyChecklist. Also, check out our free engagement photography guide here: https://slrlounge.com/engagement-free-download!

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Michelle Cox Photography says 5 years ago

Great tips here! I love how you poll from so many photographers… It always make the information so much more varied and great!

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simianinc says 5 years ago

What does syncing cameras mean? I thought it might be white balance and exposure, but they have their own point. Is it raw, picture profile etc

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Adria Taylor says 5 years ago

For my best friend's wedding, i brought my charger with me, just i case i had to charge a battery. i did also photography the first kiss and i knew when it was gonna happen, i was following with the program. once i knew it was coming close, i got into position to photograph that moment. And then, i had to quickly walk back to my first place to photograph the recession, but not without scrambling to get back.

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Rob L. says 5 years ago

Please explain to me how light transmission differs at various focal lengths on constant aperture zooms?
I thought that was the whole point of it being constant aperture.

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Harsh Vardhan Saboo says 5 years ago

So far I'm not wedding photographer but With your explanation on subjects and details.

I've managed to book pre-wedding shoot.

Your detailed explanation is fabulous.

Glad to have you as a mentor in my learning period.

Thanks Pye. Always a fan of yours.

Just one question – Shooting people at f1.2 or f. 1.4 wont it invite fringing.. I mean my Mark IV shows blue boundaries when I shoot people at 1.4 and only their eyes are in focus.. Rest of the body has soft focus.

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Ronny Suyanto says 5 years ago

Off topic. I notice on the table, some of your lenses having rear cap off. Is it okay to put lens like that?

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