Wedding
The discipline
Wedding photography is documentary work with one chance and no reshoots. We teach it as such: anticipation, positioning, and calm — the craft of being exactly where the day is about to happen. Posing is covered briefly; the real syllabus is nerves, light, and files that survive.
Workshops include a staged full ceremony, second-shooter drills, and a hard look at the business: contracts, backups, and delivery.
Departures
Field notes
Scout the room at the hour of the ceremony, not the hour of the visit.
Two bodies, two cards, two batteries. Redundancy is a vow too.
Photograph the guests watching; that is where the day lives.
Questions, answered
I've never shot a wedding. Can I start here?
Yes — the staged ceremony exists precisely so your first wedding isn't someone's actual wedding.
Is flash covered?
Yes, as a last resort and taught that way: bounced, feathered, and only when the room truly runs out of light.
Do you cover the business side?
Half a day: pricing, contracts, backup discipline, and delivery timelines. Unofficially, it is the half-day that pays for the workshop.
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