Wedding Photography
About the Specialist Melbourne Wedding photographer
Style & Philosophy
June has been photographing weddings for over 14 years and has come to know very well what the bride and groom expect of the perfect photographer. Excellent photographs of course, but also a friendly, relaxed and unobtrusive manner, the ability to " capture the moment", and above all, a photography session that is FUN for the whole bridal party!
You'll want to remember so many of the special details of your wedding: the flowers, particularly the bridal bouquet, the beautiful detail in your wedding gown, the sparkle of your engagement ring, that wonderfully luxurious wedding car, the warm glow of the candelabra on your table, the guys so suave and cool in their formal wear! June will capture it all, so you can enjoy it forever.
The Schedule
Usually the photography session starts with the bride and her family at home. [If the groom is reasonably close by some photos can be taken there too]. At the ceremony all the important moments are recorded, and the candid shots here are something to treasure! After the family group photographs, the bridal party travels to a selected location for some artistic, fun photos which are a reflection of their own personalities. It is advisable to allow approximately 45 minutes for this part of the day, plus traveling time to and from the location. Many couples choose to have these photographs taken before the ceremony rather than after, so that it does not interfere with the flow of the day, and they have more time to spend with their guests! The session usually finishes with a mock cutting of the cake, and some room shots at the reception. All of this takes 5-6 hours, but if you would like a longer coverage, or are planning a schedule different from the above June is only too happy to fit in with your ideas.
For a list of helpful hints on how to achieve the best possible results in your wedding photographs, and to discuss your ideas and requirements please contact June.
June trained as a photographer at the school now known as PIC photographic Imaging College. Her two years there was an excellent preparation for her later work as a professional Wedding Photographer and Photojournalist.