1) How would you describe your approach on the day?
Listen for words like documentary, unobtrusive, and empathetic. The best coverage fades into the day while guiding when it genuinely helps (family formals, portraits, confetti).
2) What does your editing style look and feel like?
Ask to see full galleries or full films — not just highlights. Consistency across lighting and venues is key to timeless results.
3) How do you handle low light and bad weather?
Experience shows here. Professional low‑light lenses, small off‑camera flashes, and flexible schedules keep things calm when plans change.
4) What’s included, and when are previews delivered?
Timelines vary. A clear plan for previews and delivery keeps the post‑wedding glow alive without endless waiting.
5) Can we review a full wedding together?
Nothing beats seeing a complete story. Ask to walk through one start to finish to check pacing, moments, and consistency.
Key takeaways
- Clarity on approach reduces stress for you and your families.
- Full galleries/films show consistency — not just the best bits.
- Prepared photographers thrive in low light and rain.
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