And getting along with your photographer can make a bigger difference than people think. “When I am photographing a wedding I often get mistaken for one of the couple’s friends,” reveals Hancox.
“For years this used to really annoy me as I would be all, ‘No, I’m a professional photographer!’ But actually, now, this makes my day. I’m so pleased when this happens as it means that we fit together perfectly, and it looks like we’ve known each other for years. This is when the magic really happens,” she says.
#23 Gimme Some Sugar

#24 My Photographer Told Me To Stand In The Tub And Give A “Sassy” Pose. Not Sure Why We Thought This Was A Good Idea

Finally, before you sign anything, do a bit of due diligence. Try to check that other people actually enjoyed working with them on the day.
Richard suggests looking through reviews, and not just the ones featured on the photographer’s own website. If you can, check a few different sources too, like Google or Facebook. And if you know someone who’s worked with that photographer before, ask them every question you can think of.
Now, all that’s left is to get ready for the big day. Hopefully, your wedding photos turn out brilliant and end up being memorable for all the right reasons.
#28 This Is A Picture Of My Wife On Our Wedding Day. I’m Not Certain How She Got Her Leg To Do That But Needless To Say She Is Quite Flexible

#32 Originally, There Were More In Her Bridal Party, But They Wouldn’t Fit In The Tub

#33 My Mom’s Friend Dressed As A Clown For My Parents’ Wedding Day. Nobody Knows Why

#34 This Is My Mom And Stepdad’s Wedding Featuring The Classic 1985 Photographer That Just Learned A New Photoshop Skill

#35 This Is My Parents On Their Wedding Day In 1975. She Was Always On His Mind Then And She Still Is Today. This Year They Celebrated Their 46th Anniversary

#39 My Best Friend And I Had A Photoshoot At A Friends Wedding. This Was My Favorite

#40 It’s Our Wedding Day, And This Shot Was A Popular Pose In The Late 80s. Judging By My Expression Either My New Hubby Farted Or I’ve Just Realized What I’ve Done
















