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Top tips for beautiful wedding photography in Essex

The most important aspects of getting great wedding photographs are the following:

1. Location, location and location. You have just spent a small fortune on the dress, the suits, the food and drink, the cars……all to make the perfect day. Then you have the photographs taken in the back room of a pub. OK, I exaggerate a little, but you will get my point. The thing about getting married is all about romance, love and living happily ever after, and the photographs are the memories of the day. The place has got to look PRETTY. Trees and grass are good, flowers and streams are good, castles are better (OK this is difficult in London, but Essex has quite a few), you see, the memories you will want are all about the “magic” of the day, and beautiful surroundings are so important. Some top locations for wedding photography in Essex are: Leez priory, Gosford Hall, Parklands. The Lawn, Rochford, to name a few.

2. The Photographer. Get to know your photographer. You need to RELAX with the photographer, as he will no doubt pose you two in any number of ways. He has done this many times before and is natural to him. It’s probably your first time and will seem very strange. By getting to know him or her you will relax and get images that look right.

3. Enjoy the moment. You have probably paid quite a lot for the photographer to be in attendance, so you may as well enjoy it.

4. Just you two and the photographer The photographer will want to take the Bride & Groom away from the guests for a while to shoot some photographs. This is quite normal. Make sure no one else comes along, NO CHILDREN, no guests, on one. Any other people will get in the way. These photographs cannot be easily retaken therefore you need to get the best first time round.

5. Keep order. The photographer will have to put up with a paparazzi wedding guests shooting over his shoulder. This is quite normal and he will be used to it. However, sometimes the guests get a little over enthusiastic and get in the way of the professional photographer. My advice is to ask the Best Man to be a kind of policeman to keep the paparazzi away until the pro has finished his shot. One wedding I did a while back, the brides father told me to “Get out the way, I’m taking a photo”. The silly thing about this was that he was paying the bill for the photographs, thus paying for me not to take the best shoots.

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