Top Tips for Your Wedding - Who Pays for What?

Everyone is different. Who pays for what may be decided by your heritage, family circumstances, as well as your finances.  History may mean your family is willing to pay a certain budget, or for certain items.  If your sister had so much, you may expect the same.  It's very important to plan your budget right from the start.  This way you don't blow the budget before you have decided each element.


If you really want to follow Australian tradition the following is an excerpt from 'The Penguin Book of Etiquette' by Marion Von Adlerstein.

Timing Tips for your Wedding Photography

One of the important elements of your Wedding Photography is timing, and not all couples want the same thing. Depending on the number of locations and how far apart your locations are can play a vital role in enjoying your Photo Session, and getting the most out of your day.

Here are some important questions to contemplate:

How long do you want to spend doing your location photographs?
How far away are the ceremony and reception venues?
How much travel time do you need to allow?
Would you like to go to more than one location for your photos?
What time is sunset?
What time are you expected to enter at the reception?

It is really important to discuss your expectations and timings with your photographer.  The more your photographer understands about your day the more satisfied you will be.

Call us to discuss your Wedding Photography and Video requirements.  We love to assist in making your day the best it can be.