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  • Wedding Questionnaire

    Thank you for booking your wedding photography with Photography by Ingo and his team. My goal is to create a story about you and your wedding day a way that is beautiful, artful and timeless. No two weddings are the same so I've included the most important points to help me understand your personal style and prepare for your day.

    Please take your time to answer the following questions as fully as possible (skip any question that isn’t applicable). When your finished just hit submit and you’ll be done. Thank you for taking the time and I look forward to capturing the many unforgettable moments from your day.

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  • I highly recommend setting aside plenty of time for bridal, groom and family photography prior to the ceremony. This starts the story and starts the photography when everyone is looking their very best and full of emotion before the day’s events begin. I recommend at least 2 hours for bridal photography and 1 hour for the groom.

    I typically start the day with the groomsmen and then arrive to the bridal getting ready location. Ideally, hair and makeup should be just about wrapping up when I arrive leaving about 45 minutes for detail shots (makeup and hair touch ups) before the wedding dress is put on. This will leave a good hour for bridal portraits before the ceremony begins. Earlier is better here and the more time pre-ceremony I am given the better imagery and variety you will receive.

    Have you considered doing a first look? A “first look” is when the bride and groom see each other prior to the wedding ceremony either privately or surrounded by family and friends. It is a wonderful time to capture some true moments of joy and emotion as well as allowing much of the portrait photography to be done prior to the ceremony. This allows you to be freed up for your cocktail hour and reception.

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  • Family formals are an important part of documenting your wedding day and are usually done either prior to the ceremony (in the event of a first look or reveal) or, more traditionally, done after the ceremony. I recommend completing the family formals prior to the ceremony when everyone is looking their best and are available otherwise immediately after the ceremony. After the ceremony is often a very chaotic time as your guest will be offering their congratulations and heading off to cocktail hour. If you wish to have your family formals done after the ceremony, please inform your guests to be photographed that this is the plan and to hang back on location. Please provide a list of groups you wish to be completed.

  • This is a great time for more creative and romantic images on location of the bride and groom together. The ideal time for these portraits is just prior to sunset and takes about 10-30 minutes to complete. These will be the "wow" shots for your album.

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  • Vendor Love! Weddings come together with the efforts of so many. The next couple of questions are to credit the other vendors who made your day possible.

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