Wonderful Wedding Photography on a Budget
You want to always remember this most special and 
important day, to share it with you friends, your children and grandchildren. So what does it take to wonderful photos from your wedding day? It takes a special eye. It takes photography technique. In takes time and experience. It takes a combination of formal wedding poses and the artistic sense to look for memorable details, facial expressions in emotional moments and creativity to arrange the various groups in inspired settings and poses with flair and humor.
Fab Weddings on a Budget does all that for you! We have the experience and creativity needed to capture your memories in ways that will always bring a smile or a tear when you look at them again. We also started this company because we found there are way too many people out there who think that just because you're getting married you should also pay an arm and a leg for the wedding. 
Our team is carefully screened and trained for experience, sensitivity and operates with a low overhead expenses so that you can get the most out of your day at an affordable rate.
Part of the high cost of wedding photography are prints. However, most small prints such as 4X6, 5X7, wallets, etc. can be printed at a local retailer such as ProEx at a fraction of the cost. For this all our packages give you all digital images on a CD, so that you can print as many as you want for the best price you can find. For the few larger size portraits you can also go to a retailer, but chances are we can get a better price for you. We only mark up 10% over the wholesale price we get so you too benefit. Last, all your pictures will be available online at budgetweddings.smugmug.com so you can show your friends and coworkers and also even order some fun wedding photo items such as ceramic tiles, coffee mugs, T-shirts, mouse pads, etc.
See the Photo RESERVATION page to check now our online calendar whether we are 
available for your wedding date, and book your date and time now, while it is available.
The About section contains profiles of our photographers and on the right you there are links to recent budget weddings photo galleries that allowed us to share access with you, or to budget wedding photo selections from our past weddings.
We have packages starting at $450 through $1350 for complete coverage. All wedding photo packages include 8X10 portraits and give you the option to have either all digital images on a CD at no extra cost . If you do not see what you want just call us at 952-938-0778 and we'll work something out - our motto is "Your wedding, your rules!"
Wedding Photography Article
Finding The Perfect Wedding Photographer
Wedding Photography Article
Finding The Perfect Wedding Photographer
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You only have one shot at perfect pictures. If you choose the wrong photographer, your once-in-a-lifetime wedding pictures can be lost forever. Here are some tips for finding a great wedding photographer:
1. How experienced is this photographer? Does he specialize in wedding photography? While everyone needs to start somewhere, do you really want one to begin with your wedding, no matter how good the price? Choose a photographer who not only has experience with wedding photography, but who also can show you examples of his or her work at previous weddings.
2. What is the style of the photographer? Do his sample shots look the way you want your wedding photos to look? Look for a great mix of styles, from formal and posed to more casual and relaxed styles. Look for how the photographer uses light in the pictures. And look for a photographer who takes shots that you like.
3. Ask the photographer if he's the one who will be handing your wedding personally or if he plans to send a staff photographer. You have the right to know who you're going to be paying for. Asking in advance eliminates nasty surprises.
4. Do you like the photographer? If he's nasty or bossy or has a trait you don't care for, his presence - and direction for posed shots - can ruin your otherwise perfect day. There are plenty of photographers; pick one you can live with.
5. How does he dress? Is he well-groomed? And what does he intend to wear to the wedding? Especially if you have a dress code at the wedding venue, you need to be certain your photographer presents a certain appearance.
6. How expensive is this photographer? You don't have to choose the cheapest photographer, and probably should not, but you want someone in your price range. Get an idea of all his prices, including any reordered packages. And find out how long he keeps negatives. You may want to order more in five years.
7. How prompt is this photographer? How quickly will they get the proofs, pictures and albums back? Does he supply electronic media as well, or just printed photos?
8. Look carefully at the offered packages and a la carte deals. Are they the wedding photos you really want, or do you think you can do better with a different plan? Try to arrange a deal if you don't like any packages. If you're making a large order, your photographer should work with you.
9. How much time will he take photographing you and the wedding party at the event? You don't want someone who will take too few shots, but you also don't want to spend your entire wedding day in front of a camera. Ask how many different shots he takes on average as well.
10. Does the contract make sense to you? It should be clear, with everything addressed you've discussed with the photographer. You should feel that it's fair. Make sure deposits and cancellations are spelled out, as well as the photographer's not showing up. If you don't understand it, talk to a lawyer. This can be a very big investment, and you don't want to find yourself in a legal bind over it.
11. Use our Wedding Photo Worksheet to help you choose all the perfect photos for your wedding, quickly and easily. Go through the shots you want with the photographer, and make sure he's going to work with you.
12. Make sure you get references from previous clients, from the Better Business Bureau, from the Chamber of Commerce. Ask around at reception halls and churches the wedding photographer has worked at to see what they think. Is he a member of the Professional Photographers of America or another professional organization?
And one last thing: besides the wedding photographer, you really should have disposable cameras on the tables. You never know what's going to happen: the photographer not showing up, or being busy photographing the wedding party while Uncle Milt is doing that weird thing with his nose. Sometimes the photos taken by guests become the most treasured keepsakes from your wedding.
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