Nine Nine Twelve

Wedding photography is something that most – if not all – couples want at the wedding? I know it’s definitely something that I want. Photographs hold all the memories that fade over time so you can look back on the day and remember with a smile. The problem with wedding photographers is that they can be expensive. While I was looking around for wedding photographers, I found that they were coming up to between £2000 and £3000 for a full day and that didn’t even include the albums or copies of the photos! I would have to pay extra for that! However, I’ve managed to find someone to do the whole day of photography for between £300 and £500, depending on the type of album my partner and I end up choosing, perfect for my budget wedding. How did I do it? As you know from my previous post, I went to a friend who is taking a photography degree at university. She is getting into the wedding photography side and I asked her how much she was charging. Since she is still learning, she quoted...

Because my partner and I are on a tight budget for our wedding, we had to look for a budget photographer. Luckily for us, I have friends who are training to be professional photographers and they were the first port of call for me but not everyone has this option. Here are a few tips on how you can get a cheap wedding photographer. Look for Photography Students Looking out for photography students is the first place to start. Students often need the experience in the professional environment and your wedding could be perfect for them. On top of that, because they are still learning, there can't really charge that much. There is an element of risk when it comes to student photographers; they are still learning so the quality will not be as good as a professional wedding photographer. However, while learning, they will find out the tricks and tips to get the quality of the photos perfect and they can ask their teachers for help if they need it. My advice is to check for the qu...