Tell your story with Caroline White Photography

Perform? No!
Caroline tells us in her video that she’s learned from experience that couples are concerned about being photographed and generally feel uncomfortable about it. The answer is: choosing the right photographer for you. It’s still possible to meet your shortlist over Skype, Facetime or similar to get a sense of their personalities, and understand whether you’re going to gel on the day. Caroline says, “We practice the art of distraction and make you feel comfortable, allowing you space to be in the moment.” So, the good news is you won’t feel like you have to perform for the camera.

Plan? Yes!
Imagine the bliss of being happily oblivious to what your suppliers are doing on your big day, which will be the case if you’ve planned everything to perfection. Lists are key, so you can make sure you and your photographer can allow time to do what you need to. Ask them how long they’ll need for group and couple shots, and factor the time into your plan. It’s also good to have a plan A and B so that you’re prepared for all weathers. Discuss family members and group shots too in terms of how, and who, will be photographed. “Don’t assume anything,” Caroline says. Be armed with plenty of lists and plans, then simply hand over the reins to your suppliers.

Print? Yes!
As well as having your digital images, Caroline highly recommends you have something printed too. She explains, “Having something tangible is your legacy, your heirloom to pass down to generations to come.” Plus, you’ll want something to show off. As well as being visual storytellers, photographers are also designers. They have the knowledge and skill to bring your photographs to life.

Find out more about Caroline White Photography at www.carolinewhitephotography.co.uk and check out the video HERE