While the idea of outsourcing your edits may give you anxiety, I promise that won’t be the case when you decide to trust me with your edits! I’ve been exactly where you are and felt overwhelmed at the idea, so I’ve made sure to make every step of this process easy and quick. And if you do get stuck, I’m here to help you. Read on to find out how outsourcing your edits will literally save you hundreds of hours over the course of the year and give you time to spend doing all of the things you’ve been putting off!

You’ve secured the consultation with the couple that’s interested in hiring you to be their wedding photographer. Now what? Don’t let them go home empty handed! Make a lasting impression that will encourage them to hire you for their special day by giving them an amazing welcome packet full of goodies and tips.

Ready to start booking wedding but unsure of what you should do for your first consultation with a bride? Find out what 5 key things I think you should have when you meet with any couple! I go over why you need them and how they could make you money if you aren’t including them.

Photographing people isn’t the only thing you have to know how to do when you decide to become a wedding photographer. You also need to know how to take detail photos! The details that a couple chooses for their wedding day showcase what’s important to them and their personal style. Make sure they have plenty of photos to look back on what they spend so much time putting together for their big day.

If you’ve never photographed a first look or don’t know how to explain the purpose of doing one to a wedding couple, then this is the blog post for you! A first look doesn’t have to be for just the bride and groom. And while we as photographers may love doing them, it’s important to be respectful of the couple if they choose not to do one.