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thetsakid
03-20-2008, 06:50 PM
so this is my list i'm giving to the photographer and i wanted to make sure i have everything covered so if you could make sure i didn't miss anything that would be awesome!
thanks
PICTURE LIST
BRIDE
JAMES
MOM
DAD
MOM & DAD
HELEN
BEN
AMBER
SARAH
MEAGAN
BRITNY
MAN OF HONOR
ALL BRIDESMAIDS
ALLGROOMSMEN
FLOWER GIRLS
FAY GIRL
SCRIPTURE GIRLS
WHOLE FAMILY
SISTERS
NIECES
NEPHEWS
GROOM
SABRINA
MOM
DAD
MOM AND DAD
GRANDPA
GRANDPARENTS
WHOLE FAMILY
KASEY
BEN
JESSEY
CORY
ALL GROOMSMEN
ALL BRIDEMAIDS
RING BEARER
FLOWER GIRLS
BRIDE AND GROOM
BRIDES FAMILY
GROOMS FAMILY
BRIDES PARENTS
GROOMS PARENTS
PAT FORD
MAJOR O’NEIL & MRS.
CAPT. MOUNTS
GROOMSMEN
BRIDESMAIDS
MATT AND MEAGAN
FLOWER GIRLS
SCRIPTURE GIRLS
GRANDPARENTS
PIC OF ROSE DUCKETT
USHERS
BEN & KASEY
OTHERS
MY MOM AND ALL THE GRANDKIDS
Ceremony Pics
1. Each bridesmaid coming down the aisle
2. Each flower girl, ring bearer coming down the aisle
3. Parents coming down the aisle
4. Bride & Dad coming down the aisle
5. Dad leaving bride…
6. The wedding party in place
7. Mom’s lighting the candles
8. Ring exchange
9. Vows
10. Readers
11. Special Music
12. Prayer at altar of bride and groom
13. Giving of flowers to parents & Leroy
14. The kiss
15. The walk from the aisle
SerendipityCrafts
03-20-2008, 07:48 PM
When I was married the first time, we didn't get a photo of us with his grandfather. His Papere passed away soon after we were married and I always wished we had a photo. We also missed "going away" shots in the car.
Here are some other shots you might consider.
The Bride
___ Bride dressing for wedding
___ Mother helping bride put on veil
___ Bride looking in mirror
___ Bride putting on garter
___ Bride-Full Length
___ Bride-Half Length
___ Bride-Close Up
___ Bride with mother-Full Length
___ Bride with mother-Close Up
___ Bride with father-Full Length
___ Bride with father-Close Up
___ Bride pinning on father's boutonniere
___ Bride with Both Parents-Full Length
___ Bride with Parents-Close Up
___ Bride with Grandparents-Full Length
___ Bride with Grandparents-Close Up
___ Bride with sisters-Full Length
___ Bride with sisters-Close Up
___ Bride with brothers-Full Length
___ Bride with brothers-Close Up
___ Bride with immediate family
___ Bride with Maid of Honor-Full Length
___ Bride with Maid of Honor-Close Up
___ Bride with her attendants-Full Length
___ Bride with her attendants-Close Up
___ Bride & flower girl/ring bearer
___ Father helping bride out of limo
The Groom
___ Groom-Full Length
___ Groom-Half Length
___ Groom-Close Up
___ Groom putting on bow tie
___ Groom with mother-Full Length
___ Groom with mother-Close Up
___ Groom with father-Full Length
___ Groom with father-Close Up
___ Groom with Parents-Full Length
___ Groom with Parents-Close Up
___ Groom with Grandparents-Full Length
___ Groom with Grandparents-Close Up
___ Groom with sisters-Full Length
___ Groom with sisters-Close Up
___ Groom with brothers-Full Length
___ Groom with brothers-Close Up
___ Groom with Immediate Family
___ Groom & Best Man-Full Length
___ Groom with Best Man-Close Up
___ Groom & Best Man shaking hands
___ Groom & Groomsmen-Full Length
___ Groom & groomsmen-Close Up
Ceremony
___ Grandparents being seated
___ Groom's parents being seated
___ Bride's parents being seated
___ Flower girl walking down aisle
___ Ring Bearer walking down aisle
___ Bridesmaids walking down aisle
___ Maid of Honor walking down aisle
___ Father walking Bride down aisle
___ Father giving bride away
___ Bride & Groom at alter
___ Bride & Groom exchanging vows
___ Bride & Groom exchanging rings
___ Bride & Groom lighting candle
___ Bride & Groom-the kiss
___ Bride & Groom walking down aisle
___ Pictures of receiving line
___ Bride & Groom exiting church
___ Bride & Groom getting into limo
___ Bride & Groom's first toast in limo
Formal Pictures
___ Bride & Groom Kissing
___ Bride & Groom-Full Length
___ Bride & Groom-Half Length
___ Bride & Groom-Close Up
___ Bride & Groom "gazing" at each other
___ Bride & Groom looking out window
___ Bride & Groom holding hands
___ Close-up of rings
___ Bride & Groom with Bride's parents
___ Bride & Groom with Groom's parents
___ Bride & Groom w/Bride's extended family
___ Bride & Groom w/Groom's extended family
Reception
___ Parents being announced
___ Wedding Party being announced
___ Bride & Groom being announced
___ Bride & Groom's first dance
___ Wedding party dancing
___ Bride's dance with father
___ Groom's dance with mother
___ Best Man toasting Bride & Groom
___ Bride & Groom with Champagne glasses
___ Bride & Groom's kiss after the toast
___ Wedding Cake
___ Bride & Groom cutting cake
___ Bride feeding Groom
___ Groom feeding Bride
___ Kiss after cutting cake
___ Bride tossing bouquet
___ Groom taking off garter
___ Guests dancing
___ Bride & Groom's last dance
Other
___ Close up of invitation
___ Bride or Groom with special friends
___ Bride or Groom with special relatives
___ Picture of band or DJ
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WebLady
03-20-2008, 08:18 PM
I just have to say that as a photographer it used to bug me when brides would give me a list :p
Of course every wedding is different; before I even booked a bride I went over what I do and what is important to her to make sure I could do what she wanted. Plus, I would meet with the bride a few weeks before the wedding and go over my "standard/basic" shots (which is most of what is in both lists posted above) and ask if she had anything she wanted to add or take away or any special people she wanted to make sure to get pics of or with. I would also get her to fill out a "roll call" so I would know all the names of the wedding party and other important people. Then we would create the time-line to make sure we had time to make everything she wanted happen within the time they she hired me for.
Most photographers I know will get most of these shots listed anyway. The only time something would be missed was if something went wrong like someone was late or something. I guess I see it as sort of insulting to think that a professional photographer needs a list to know what to do at a wedding.
SerendipityCrafts
03-20-2008, 08:49 PM
Most photographers I know will get most of these shots listed anyway. The only time something would be missed was if something went wrong like someone was late or something. I guess I see it as sort of insulting to think that a professional photographer needs a list to know what to do at a wedding.
So do I .... I would just prepare a short list of absolute must have shots that are "out of the norm".
I have an album of beauuuuuuuuuuuuuutiful shots from my first wedding and I didn't give him any kind of list. I missed having the shots I mentioned because I didn't tell the photographer that we wanted them or even think about it during the day.
With that said, I should have given our photographer a list when DH and I married because he didn't take any of the standard shots and so, we don't have any "framable" shots to speak of :purplex:
saltyveruca
03-20-2008, 11:30 PM
Agreed. If you've hired a good photographer, they'll generally be able to catch the shots you're looking for without working off of a list. But if you have something that you'd be really disappointed to miss, I'd get it in writing. We do find, though, that having a shot list is very nice for formals. We worked without one at a wedding last weekend (the bride told us that she didn't want formals, but her family decided they were going to happen anyway...) and it was a little tough to get all of the groupings without chaos.
One SUPER HELPFUL thing we ask our brides to do is assign a "point person" for the day of the wedding who can tell us exactly who all of these important people are. Because knowing that you want a shot of your grandpa does us no good if we have no idea who he is. :bblol:
EightEightEight
03-21-2008, 02:46 AM
I have always regretted that the photographer (previous marriage) didn't take a picture of me and my brother. Unfortunely he will be deployed a month before my wedding and so I still won't get that photo.
WebLady
03-21-2008, 08:53 AM
One SUPER HELPFUL thing we ask our brides to do is assign a "point person" for the day of the wedding who can tell us exactly who all of these important people are. Because knowing that you want a shot of your grandpa does us no good if we have no idea who he is. :bblol:We use to do this too; it was good for getting people together and to pay attention ;) Plus we had the "roll call" list of names so we could just call people by name :frogg:
You can think of unique shots that aren't the "normal" pictures. I have a few in mind that I really want to get, and I'm thinking that a good photographer would know which shots they *should* get. Although, you may want to make sure that they get every family member - as far as what normal poses, they're pretty good at covering the bases.
saltyveruca
03-21-2008, 10:24 PM
Another thing to consider is that by bombarding your photographer with a list, you may keep them distracted trying to get shots, while they're missing shots that look better and just occur naturally. Again, having a good photographer is really helpful here.
NOTKT
03-22-2008, 12:37 PM
Another thing to consider is that by bombarding your photographer with a list, you may keep them distracted trying to get shots, while they're missing shots that look better and just occur naturally. Again, having a good photographer is really helpful here.
My photographer is my friend with a fantastic camera and a great eye. I was worried about this, so I have assigned my brother to kinda help her before and after the ceremony, to round up peeple, so she will never have to look at the list!
LoLo62808
03-22-2008, 04:32 PM
My Photographer actually asked me for a list. She said it helps her keep track of things during all the craziness... I just asked her to make sure she got shots of the set-up and surroundings, I'm going to forget what it all looks like if all I have are people shots!
thetsakid
03-23-2008, 03:33 PM
I just have to say that as a photographer it used to bug me when brides would give me a list :p
Of course every wedding is different; before I even booked a bride I went over what I do and what is important to her to make sure I could do what she wanted. Plus, I would meet with the bride a few weeks before the wedding and go over my "standard/basic" shots (which is most of what is in both lists posted above) and ask if she had anything she wanted to add or take away or any special people she wanted to make sure to get pics of or with. I would also get her to fill out a "roll call" so I would know all the names of the wedding party and other important people. Then we would create the time-line to make sure we had time to make everything she wanted happen within the time they she hired me for.
Most photographers I know will get most of these shots listed anyway. The only time something would be missed was if something went wrong like someone was late or something. I guess I see it as sort of insulting to think that a professional photographer needs a list to know what to do at a wedding.
my photographer asked for a list...to make sure everything is covered
WebLady
03-23-2008, 03:47 PM
my photographer asked for a list...to make sure everything is covered
Cool; whatever works for you and your photographer :frogg:
I was just stating my experience and opinion that I would never give a list to a professional photographer (unless they ask for it), but rather I would discuss what sort of shots they do and add any special ones :grinhappy:
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