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RP Tip #6: Why not see each other before the Ceremony?

Disclaimer: RP Tips are based solely on our experiences as full time wedding photographers and posted at our discretion. RP Tips may not suit everyone’s wants or needs. RP Tips are offered as a benefit to brides planning their wedding day in an effort to get the best results from a photographer from our stand point. RP Tips are a trademark of Regeti’s Photography owned and operated by Amy and Srinu Regeti.

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This tip is going to touch on a topic that should be given some serious consideration to any Bride who values their photographs and would like to maximize the use of her time with her photographer. We know that tradition completely contradicts the fact that the Bride and Groom see each other before their ceremony and to many people they may feel that this would ruin the moment for the two of them, however it is on the contrary. Many couples are opting to see one another before the wedding in order to get many wanted shots out of the way instead of taking away much wanted time with family and friends on the day of. We highly recommend that the Bride and Groom consider the thought of seeing one another before the ceremony, as many great images have been captured by doing this especially when you are having an evening ceremony and plan to get in formals as well. Another suggestion is that you try to take those formals outdoors versus in the church. This tip is certainly something to think about!

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