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Wedding Photographers in East Sussex

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FAQ's

Can I meet with my photographer before my wedding in East Sussex?

It is important to meet with your wedding photographer in East Sussex before the wedding. During the consultation, either in person or over the phone/video, you can ask questions and get to know more about their work ethos.

Here you should also ask to view some of their previous work as well as letting your wedding photographer know exactly which moments you want to capture and any style of photographs you wish.

How long do wedding photographers take to edit photos after the wedding in East Sussex?

Wedding photographers in East Sussex can take several weeks to edit photos. Remember, editing is only one aspect of this professional’s job. Also, the number of photos taken at a wedding can be as many as 1,000 or more. A photographer has to review and edit all of those photos and select the best for their clients to select from. This can take several weeks to complete but is totally worth the wait to see the final edited photographs that will be selected for print or your wedding album.

What are some important pictures I need to include at my East Sussex wedding?

The day of your wedding is a whirlwind of excitement, emotion and laughter. Wedding photographers in East Sussex will capture the little moments that make this special time in your life one to remember.

Some of the important, fun and elegant moments that should be captured during the wedding day are: The Groom seeing the Bride for the first time, the first dance, when parents and grandparents see their children and grandchildren for the first time, getting ready, etc.

Candid moments that are only visible to the wedding photographer during the wedding day will be treasured for years. There is so much to capture and share with friends and family after your special day.

What time do wedding photographers in East Sussex arrive at the wedding to set up?

In East Sussex, wedding photographers turn up early in the day to set everything up, while there’s plenty of light. They usually arrive before the bride or groom and are able to capture any preparations that take place in private.

They may need to be around during the bride and/or groom’s preparation time too to capture the moments before the ceremony. It’s a good idea to find out exactly when you want them so they can make sure not to miss anything!

Will I be able to discuss my own photography ideas with my East Sussex wedding photographer?

It's always good to talk with your wedding photographer about the photos you'd like to take. The more details you can give them about your wedding, the better they can customize their approach. This helps to ensure that your wedding photography in East Sussex reflects your vision for the day.

Wedding photographers love to hear which moments the couple might be looking forward to capturing on their big day. Together, the couple and the wedding photographer in East Sussex can create an amazing story for future family heirlooms.

Will I need to pay for my wedding photographer’s meal in East Sussex?

Yes, your wedding photographer needs to eat during the day. In most cases, the couple includes the wedding photographer’s meal within their numbers. However, in some cases, wedding photographers in East Sussex will bring their own food and drink for the day. Your wedding photographer will more than likely eat in a private room so as not to be seen eating or drinking during the occasion.