You can't put a price on experience when it comes to your wedding. Your photographer needs to anticipate moments, be flexible, help with your day-of timeline, and handle any lighting or weather conditions. Here are some questions to ask:
- Wedding Similar to Yours: Ask if the photographer has experience with weddings similar to yours. It's not about whether they've shot at your venue before, but if they understand your type of wedding (religious affiliation, traditional, contemporary, micro, etc.).
- Handling Unexpected Situations: See how the photographer handles unexpected situations during weddings. Ask them what they would do if something unexpected were to happen on your wedding day.
- Family Photo Coordination: Make sure the photographer helps coordinate family photos beforehand. You don't want to be figuring this out on the day of your wedding.
- Collaboration with Videographer: Ask if the photographer works regularly with a videographer. It's important for them to work together seamlessly to capture every moment of your special day.