Your wedding day passes in a blur. The photos are what you keep. A little planning makes sure every moment that matters is captured. 1. Book early Good photographers get booked months ahead, especially in the wedding season. Lock your date as soon as your venue is confirmed. 2. Decide on your style Candid, traditional, cinematic — or a mix. Look through galleries and save the images you love so your photographer understands your taste. 3. Share the full schedule Haldi, mehendi, sangeet, baraat, pheras, reception — list every function with times and venues. This decides how many hours and how many photographers you need. 4. Make a family shot list Write down the group photos you must have (grandparents, siblings, cousins) and assign one relative to gather people. It saves a lot of time on the day. 5. Plan for light and time Leave 20–30 minutes for couple portraits, ideally around sunset. Check whether your venue allows flash during rituals. 6. Think about the album and video Decide early if you want a printed album, a highlight reel or full video coverage, so the team is planned accordingly. 7. Feed your photographers It sounds small, but a long wedding day is hard work. A short meal break keeps the team sharp for the evening. See our wedding work in the homepage gallery, then pick "Wedding" under "What are we shooting?" to view packages and book.

Planning Your Wedding Photography: A Simple Checklist

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