One question I always get asked when it comes to any kind of photography is how did I get into it? My answer for wedding photography is simple as I found something I loved doing and it turned out I was quite good at it - so I pursued it and continue to try to grow my wedding photography business every day. When it comes to concert photography the story is similar as I love doing it (you have to love doing it as there isn't very much money to be made unless your one of the top

Why we think you should book a magician at your wedding to keep your guests entertained.

If you’ve read part 1 of our becoming a wedding photographer blog and continued to read part 2, you are clearly not put off by the fact that it isn’t an easy road. As promised, we will aim to give you some advice in the second part of our blog in the form of 5 key tips to becoming a wedding photographer. Tip 1 – Online Tutorials Use YouTube and other online training resources. These resources are generally free and plentiful. However the secret is to find a series of training

Let’s start with two figures £10,000 and 200 Hours. I’ll come back to these shortly as I believe they are 2 very important figures for anyone considering becoming a wedding photographer. The wedding photography industry is a very demanding and saturated industry, anybody hoping to get into the industry should be prepared for many struggles. Yet it is a very rewarding industry for those that can persevere and become successful. The journey often starts the same way for most we

A good tip to start your planning, make use of your married friends and family and ask them about their experiences from their own weddings. They have been where you are and therefore, they can tell you what they liked or didn’t like, what worked well for them and what didn’t. Ideally you’ll want to have asked them prior to having booked your wedding photographer as they’ll be able to recommend their own if he or she was good. Before your wedding day you’ll want to communicat

So hopefully you have seen our previous post about choosing a wedding photographer and now you have done your research and shortlisted one or a couple of potential photographers to capture your wedding day. Whether you are going with a local student or a high-end wedding photographer you need to know what you are getting and make sure the wedding photographer is going to provide you with what you want. You don’t necessarily have to meet your wedding photographer face to face,