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Episode 2: Micro Weddings and What You Should Know When Hiring a Photographer
This week, Caitlin is joined by the very talented photographer, Lindsay Varner of Lindsay Eileen Photography. She and her husband Nathan are a dynamic duo who have shot over 100 weddings together as a couple, providing both the nitty-gritty details and amazing candid shots for their clients. Lindsay talks with Caitlin about a few important details to know when booking a photographer, how to get the best formal shots in a quick amount of time, a sample timeline of photos for both a summer and fall/winter wedding, and why even 2020 can't get in the way of celebrating love. Finally, Lindsay talks about how she and her husband became a knowledgeable source of information about having a wedding during COVID-19, where clients could come to them with questions to get clarity and the latest rules. Plus she's offering listeners a discount!
In This Episode You'll Hear About:
- Lindsay shares how she started working with her husband when they were dating, and now over 100 weddings later, they have a great dynamic and working partnership.
- Lindsay takes care of the nitty-gritty details of the bride, groom, and their families, while her husband Nathan focuses on behind the scenes and candid moments.
- Formal family and "VIP" photos are important and you'll definitely want to get them, but the most important thing is making the time for great photos of you as a couple.
- Lindsay breaks down a sample schedule with 30 mins each for pictures of the family, bridal party, and the couple during golden hour.
- A look into what booking a photographer or photo team looks like for an 8 hour day.
- Be open to suggestions for the first look. The weather may dictate where the best lighting will be.
- Be sure to work with a photographer that provides a business license and insurance.
- Three major tips: brides should be sure to eat during the day, your wedding day is not the time to try out that new spray tan, and don't be "that dude" in the sparkler send off!
- The biggest key of 2020 is communication between the bride and the vendors, venue, and guests.
Mentioned:
- @lindsayeileenphotogrpahy — Mention "It Girl Weddings podcast" for 5%
- Alfred Angelo Color Coded Bustle
Stay Connected:
Blog: www.itgirlweddings.com
Instagram: instagram.com/itgirlweddings
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/itgirlweddings
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By Caitlin Hartley: Wedding Podcaster and Blogger
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This week, Caitlin is joined by the very talented photographer, Lindsay Varner of Lindsay Eileen Photography. She and her husband Nathan are a dynamic duo who have shot over 100 weddings together as a couple, providing both the nitty-gritty details and amazing candid shots for their clients. Lindsay talks with Caitlin about a few important details to know when booking a photographer, how to get the best formal shots in a quick amount of time, a sample timeline of photos for both a summer and fall/winter wedding, and why even 2020 can't get in the way of celebrating love. Finally, Lindsay talks about how she and her husband became a knowledgeable source of information about having a wedding during COVID-19, where clients could come to them with questions to get clarity and the latest rules. Plus she's offering listeners a discount!
In This Episode You'll Hear About:
- Lindsay shares how she started working with her husband when they were dating, and now over 100 weddings later, they have a great dynamic and working partnership.
- Lindsay takes care of the nitty-gritty details of the bride, groom, and their families, while her husband Nathan focuses on behind the scenes and candid moments.
- Formal family and "VIP" photos are important and you'll definitely want to get them, but the most important thing is making the time for great photos of you as a couple.
- Lindsay breaks down a sample schedule with 30 mins each for pictures of the family, bridal party, and the couple during golden hour.
- A look into what booking a photographer or photo team looks like for an 8 hour day.
- Be open to suggestions for the first look. The weather may dictate where the best lighting will be.
- Be sure to work with a photographer that provides a business license and insurance.
- Three major tips: brides should be sure to eat during the day, your wedding day is not the time to try out that new spray tan, and don't be "that dude" in the sparkler send off!
- The biggest key of 2020 is communication between the bride and the vendors, venue, and guests.
Mentioned:
- @lindsayeileenphotogrpahy — Mention "It Girl Weddings podcast" for 5%
- Alfred Angelo Color Coded Bustle
Stay Connected:
Blog: www.itgirlweddings.com
Instagram: instagram.com/itgirlweddings
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/itgirlweddings