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Do You Need a Second Photographer for Your Wedding?
This article breaks down what a second photographer actually does, when having one genuinely adds value, and when a single photographer is more than enough. We’ll look at logistics, timelines, guest count, locations, and the overall pace of the day, with examples drawn from weddings in New England, Upstate New York, and Scotland. By the end, you should feel clear and confident about whether a second photographer makes sense for your plans — and why.
What to Know Before Booking a Destination Wedding Photographer in the Northeast
Booking a destination wedding photographer can be one of the most important decisions in your planning process — especially when your celebration is taking place in a scenic but unfamiliar location. If you're planning a destination wedding in the Northeast — whether it’s coastal Maine, the mountains of Vermont, the Berkshires, or a historic town in Upstate New York — choosing the right photographer ensures your experience and your images feel consistent, personal, and intentional from start to finish.
How Much Does a Wedding Photographer Cost in New England?
In this guide, we’ll walk through the average cost of a wedding photographer in New England, what influences that pricing, what’s typically included in photography packages, and how to decide what’s worth investing in based on your priorities. Whether you're hosting a small coastal elopement or a full weekend celebration in the mountains, this breakdown is designed to help you feel informed and confident as you navigate your options.
Why Film Photography Is Making a Comeback at New England Weddings
In the past few years, something has been happening in the wedding world: film photography is back — an artistry that gives photos a texture, softness, and authenticity that digital sometimes can’t replicate. So why is film photography making a comeback, and should you think about it for your wedding? Let’s dig in.
How Much Photography Coverage Do You Actually Need? Here's My Honest Take
What seems like “just a few key moments” ends up being a full-on, sun-up to sundown experience. And if you want those moments photographed authentically — not staged or rushed — then the reality is: you need more time. So let’s break it down together. No pressure, no salesy pitch — just the honest, friendly advice I’d give my own friends.
The Best Time of Year to Get Married in New England: A Month-by-Month Guide
This guide walks you through each month with honest pros and cons, taking into account updated weather trends, vendor experiences, and real logistical tips. No sugar-coating here — just the kind of honest advice you'd want from a friend who knows the industry inside and out.
5 Signs You’re a Perfect Fit for Documentary-Style Wedding Photography
Discover whether documentary-style wedding photography is right for your celebration. Learn the signs, values, and aesthetic that align with this emotive, luxury approach.