CHOOSING A PHOTOGRAPHER When it comes to booking your wedding photographer, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed with the amount of choice available. I would start with recommendations. These are from people who have used the service before and will know first-hand how good they are. Check out the photographer’s website, as this will give you a great variety of photos to look over and an idea of their style. Make sure your photographer is open and transparent with you on how much their services cost and what it includes. All details should be sent in writing, and most importantly, make sure you get a good vibe from them. You have to feel comfortable around them as they will be capturing one of the most special days of your life. Eray Kaya www.irockvisuals.com FINDING THE PERFECT VENUE If you’ve got a particular date that you want for your wedding, then we recommend you get in touch with your favourite venue as soon as possible. Most will typically have weddings booked anything from 18 months to six months in advance. Before you book your venue, ask heaps of questions and remember no question is a silly one. It’s your wedding day, and you want it to be as you imagined, so you need to make sure that your venue understands what you want and that they can deliver it before booking. The team at Brooklands Hotel www.brooklandshotelsurrey.com www.magdahoffman.com www.irockvisuals.com www.irockvisuals.com www.magdahoffman.com www.irockvisuals.com www.irockvisuals.com 70
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