The Big Wedding Planning Podcast

#229 Brooklyn Photographer - A Fresh Perspective

12.23.2020 - By Michelle MartínezPlay

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Megan Breukelman, a Brooklyn Wedding Photographer, has had a hell of a year! Like so many of you, her clients have had to change their plans. Listen in as Megan tells Michelle and Christy her lessons learned and how couples can work with their photographer now as they reschedule and change their wedding plans. Megan works together with her husband Kenneth in their photography business capturing natural moments and comforting couples.

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Big Takeaways

One of the many wonderful things about photographers in this time is that they can travel far easier than many other vendors. So if your wedding moved from NYC in June to Boston in June 2022, it might be possible to keep that photographer and just pay a fee for them to travel.

A lot of work for a photographer is after the wedding, editing, creating an album, making a quality package to deliver, etc.

Elopement vs. Engagement shoots: there is a lot of different preparation during these shoots. They are not a one-for-one swap. For instance, if it rains on your Engagement shoot day, you just move it to another day. You can’t change the day of your Elopement so easily. Elopements always have two shooters, no matter what.

Micro-weddings and Elopements take a lot of work for photographers in the preparations, shooting and editing and overall physical labor of it all.

If you are preparing to postpone your wedding, your photographer should be one of the first vendors that you speak to. The most important thing to remember when dealing with your photographer, and any vendor for that matter, is that they're on your team.

When it comes to rescheduling and postponing, you may have to be more flexible than you thought. It’s important to consider your vendors availability!

Links We Referenced

meganbreukelman.com

meganandkenneth.com

The Photo Op Podcast

bluenile.com

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