How to find the Perfect Wedding Photographer

How to find the Perfect Wedding Photographer

Your photographs will be your most treasured wedding keepsake. You'll immediately want to share them when your photographer gives them to you, and you'll look back at them 50 years from now, reminiscing about your vows, the kiss, and the first dance. Choosing the right photographer to capture those poignant moments is an important decision and it's crucial to find a pro who understands your vision for your wedding day and can document it with style. But you'll also want someone you trust and feel comfortable with since he or she will be by your side the entire wedding day. To help you find the right person to entrust with this task, follow our guide to selecting the perfect wedding photographer. Book your venue first. It's a smart idea to hire your photographer after you've secured your venue. Aim to book his or her services about nine months before the wedding (or a year, if your photographer is in high demand).

The couple thrilled fans when they announced in September 2002 that they were expecting a daughter. When they went out in public, bodyguards went too. Her middle name was a nod to Vanessa's love of diamonds, according to the LA Times. Later that year, a 19-year-old woman accused Kobe of sexually assaulting her on a June 2003 trip to Denver. In a statement released after the allegation surfaced, Vanessa stood by Kobe and said she trusted he would make amends in their marriage. The Lakers guard held a July 2003 press conference in the Staples Center, where he acknowledged his infidelity but said the sexual encounter was consensual. As  chụp ảnh cưới sài gòn đẹp  spoke, Vanessa was at his side holding his hand. Maya Rudolph played Vanessa. In the months after the scandal, all eyes were on Vanessa's hand. An opulent ring was rumored to be Kobe's penance. It was initially rumored that the couple was headed for divorce after the scandal, but a $4 million 8-carat purple diamond ring was rumored to be a token of apology from the basketball star to his wife.

You'll remember your first married kiss always, but having a photograph to serve as a reminder only reinforces the memory. You'll reference it time and again, guaranteed. Give your service scope by getting a wide, panorama-style shot of your ceremony while it's unfolding, says Rebecca Yale. After your first married kiss, pause for another as you walk back up aisle. It's "one of the happiest moments of the day," says Yale-one worth immortalizing on film. Pro tip: "Walk slowly as you recess down the aisle so that your photographer can get some good photos," adds Jiu. Waraksa, who cites these types of shots as some of her favorites to take. Unlike the majority of photos on this list, the candid is one that you can't plan. You can, however, set aside some time to let loose in front of your photographer, says Yale. This particular shot can go two ways: It might fall into the candid photo category, or it could be the result of a posed portrait (a kiss on the forehead or a tender glance, for example).

These seasonal dishes will have everyone asking for seconds. Planning your menu for a summer wedding is one of the most important tasks to check off your to-do list. Whether you opt for a buffet-style reception or a plated meal, there are so many options to choose from. And while the format of your dinner (or brunch) service definitely matters, the food you select is even more important. Shaivi Sukhadia and Oscar Garcia of Sukhadia Caterers. Shaivi Sukhadia is the owner and director of catering and Oscar Garcia is the executive chef at Sukhadia Caterers, a premium wedding and event caterer in South Plainfield, New Jersey, that's been in the business for 20 years. Stephani O'Connor is a culinary specialist with over a decade of experience in the industry. She is also the former culinary director of The Peached Tortilla, a full-serve South Asian fusion restaurant and catering business in Austin, Texas.