Photo by Valorie Darling Photography One of the most common wedding-day regrets is not hiring a videographer. While pictures are priceless, having moving images from the day so you can see your loved ones in action is a valuable addition to help keep your wedding in your memory. Just as with any movie, choosing a suitable soundtrack is of the u... More »
Photo by Karlisch Photography; Planning & Design by DFW EventsRegardless of budget or wedding style, nearly every couple chooses to have a photographer capture the special moments of their wedding day. It's a commemorative celebration that only happens once, so even if you never hire a photographer again, you'll want to d... More »
San Diego-based wedding photographer Paul Barnett is sharing his tips for couples looking to choose the right wedding photographer for their special day. Trusting the physical memories of your wedding day to another person is extremely important since there's only one chance to take all of the images you'd like to have in your album, s... More »
The reason it is so often advised to splurge on the photography for your wedding day is that the pictures are what remain once all is said and done. Naturally, you will want to look your best. However, finding the right photographer is only the first step to absolutely fabulous snapshots from your big day. Wearing perhaps the best outf... More »
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How Much Retouching Can Be Done on Wedding Photos?
Photo by Laurie Bailey Photography As couples begin wedding planning and seek out advice, one of the most common adages is that photography is where you should really splurge. After all, long after the big day is over, you will still have the pictures to look back on. It’s only natural to hope that they will be perfect. For some peop... More »
An engagement shoot is a great opportunity for you and your beloved to get comfortable in front of the camera, as well as a good chance to develop a rapport with your potential wedding photographer. Often, couples are focused on what they should wear for these photographs, and when during their engagement they should take them. However, the &#... More »
When it comes to the images captured of your wedding day, your photographer likely has an idea of the types of shots you'll want in your wedding album: your "first look" – should you choose to have one, your first kiss as husband and wife, the first dance, as well as all of the décor you worked so hard to plan. With the... More »
For those following photography team Ira Lippke Studios on your favorite social media channels, you may have noticed a recent change in their business name to The Day. Started by photographer Ira Lippke over 20 years ago, the photography studio has now expanded to include other photographers and filmmakers who capture the beautiful aesthetic Lip... More »
Though thankfully most brides and grooms feel they wouldn’t change a thing about their big day, when there are regrets about the wedding, it is often due to electing not to hire a videographer. With the creativity and quality available in photography nowadays, some mistakenly feel that having a video is an unnecessary additional expense.... More »
When creating a proposed shot list for one’s wedding, the focus is generally focused on the couple, detail shots, and the décor. While this focus is certainly understandable – as these are often the aspects that have been planned for months – you may want to consider adding some group shots to the list. No, we don’t ... More »
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