HOT TOPIC Those in-the-know solve your wedding dilemmas WE’RE ENGAGED! My fiancé and I are considering an engagement shoot. What should we look for when booking a photographer? My advice would be look for someone that understands your style. Speak to different photographers (even ones that have a portfolio you’re not necessarily too keen on) and get to know them, seeing what ideas come out of those conversations. Personally, when I’m working with clients I talk with them, invite them to my studio space for a look around and try to understand what they would like to reflect in their images. Also, don’t ever be frightened to say no! Sometimes photographers just are not the right fit, and a good one won’t be offended and will understand. Sophie Parker | Eve Photography Studio www.instagram.com/today.eve.is SAY CHEESE We want to capture our guests having fun at our reception, and are looking for something in addition to our photographer. What should we consider? Imagine trying to get all your guests to pose for your photographer! It’s never going to happen, but we have the solution. In our opinion there’s no better choice than one of our high-end luxury oak photo booths, each offering something slightly different for your wedding. All our booths are provided with a large choice of backdrops to beautifully frame your photographs and they all produce studio quality photography, thanks to the professional flash equipment and lighting. Staffed by our friendly team, we’ll ensure your guests have the best photo booth experience available – think instant prints, unlimited usage, black and white or colour, instant digital sharing via email and text and a full online gallery after the event. Sally Baker | Selfie Star Luxury Photo Booths www.selfiestar.co.uk 63 ASK THE EXPERTS
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