from edwardolive

When it comes to preparing for your wedding, you are probably up to your elbows in magazines, paperwork, bills, and glitter. But even though there seems to be a never-ending list of things to do in order to be properly prepared for the big day, you have to make sure that you are not skipping certain details.

Here are 10 questions to ask when checking out wedding photographers. This is not just about making sure that you are spending your money wisely but it is also about making sure you are going to end up with photos you will be able to proudly cherish for the rest of your life.

1. Will he or she be the exact person at your wedding taking your photos?

If he or she cannot guarantee that, you will want to look somewhere else. You want to make sure you are interviewing and reviewing the work of the exact person who will be at your wedding taking photos. The last thing you want is to be surprised on the day of your wedding and end up with photos that are not worth a dime.

2. What styles does he or she specialize in?
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I had the chance to interview Dave Koh, founder, executive producer and chief photographer of EspoirBridal.com.

Here is the email interview:

1) Can you give me an introduction of yourself, when and how did you startout and what is your wedding site & business about?

I am Dave Koh, founder, executive producer and chief photographer of Espoir Bridal. Espoir means hope in French. My company provides photography, videography and printing services not only for weddings, but also major corporate clients.
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I had the chance to interview Peter Lim, the wedding photographer of Daylight Pictures.

Here is the email interview:

1) Can you give me an introduction of yourself, when and how did you start out and what is your wedding site about?

Started photography as a hobby in about 15 years ago. After freelancing for a few modeling agency for some time, I realized photographing people is fun and challenging, so I decided to further the art into full time in 1996 as a photographer assistance in a renown portrait studio, and started on my own after 3 years.
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I had the chance to interview Hilarion, the owner and wedding photographer of Tri-Angles.

Here is the email interview:

1) Can you give me an introduction of yourself, when and how did you start out and what is your wedding site about?

I started out photography more than 15 years ago under Hilarion Goh and after sometime, I felt the need to expand so I went into partnership with Triston Yeo, another avid photographer who approaced me and we just decided to form a company call Tri-Angles. From then since, we have expanded and we did rope in another partner Julian Lee and now we employed our intern
Denice.
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photo from heatherbuckley

Years after your wedding people you meet will ask you about your wedding. What was the ceremony like? What color was your and the bridesmaids dresses? How big was the wedding cake? What better way to tell them about it than to show them your wedding album. Contained within would be the wedding ceremony, photo shoots and the reception showing the happy bride and groom surrounded by their wedding party and loved ones. The photos will always help you return to the day and bring back little memories you have long forgotten.

Weddings are also a time where entire families come together no matter the distance that needs to be traveled. You get to see relatives and friends you may not have seen in a long time and may not see again for an even longer while. As time goes on and people age, coming back to the album to reflect upon your wedding and being surrounded by your loved ones will always put a smile on your face.
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