Thanks!!… Something special for everyone!

Thanks to everyone who made it out to the Bridal Showcase yesterday, it was a blast!

We had such a great response to our 2010 show special we’ve decided to extend it to everyone! Mention you saw this post on our blog and receive $200 any of our wedding packages if you book by March 1st. 2010!!

If you missed the show check out photos of our booth below, thanks to Shannon with Flourish for the awesome flowers!!!






Here is Angela and I in front of the booth getting ready…

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Busy, busy, busy…

Sorry it’s been so quite on the blog lately. With the holidays and prepping for the first bridal show of the year it’s been pretty crazy. We have some pretty exciting things planned for 2010, so keep checking back!

Here is a link to a coupon for the Bridal Showcase at Cal-Expo on January 10th. We’ll see you there!

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Wedding Photographer FAQ: Important engagement…

People always ask me why I include complimentary engagement sessions in all my packages. The reason isn’t to try to book more weddings or to try to sell more prints (I include a disk with all the final images from the session to my clients in high resolution). I include them so my clients and I can get to know each other before the big day.

A lot of times, if I don’t shoot an engagement session, I meet with my clients two brief times before the wedding. First at the initial consultation and second at the pre-wedding planning meeting. Hardly enough time to truly get a feel for each other. With the engagement session I get 2+ hours of time to basically “hang out” with my clients. We talk, laugh, shoot some amazing photos and really get to know each other in a stress free, relaxed environment. A lot of time we’ll even grab a bite to eat afterwards. By the time the wedding comes around we’re a bit more like old friends. I know how my clients are going to be in front of the camera, what they are comfortable with and they know what to expect from me. It’s one of the most valuable things I provide to my clients, something I believe all wedding photographers should be doing.

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A bit about me, my top 10…

I thought it would be fun to list my top ten favorite things/places/stuff/people. So here it is, in no particular order:

Favorite Food – Two actually, pepperoni and pineapple pizza and tiramisu

Favorite Place – Disneyland!

Favorite Band – Weezer

Favorite Movie(s) – The Bourne Trilogy

Favorite Lens – Canon 100mm f2.8L Macro

Favorite Person – My Beautiful wife, Angela

Favorite Color – Blue

Favorite Vacation Spot – Island of Kauai, Hawaii

Favorite Hobby – Photography (of course!)

Favorite Gadget –  My iPhone

So there you have it… (and yes, I know, I’m a nerd!)

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Wedding Photography FAQ: Double or nothing!

So this post goes along with our last Wedding Photographer FAQ post in that they both have to do with back-ups. Only this time it’s equipment backup. Your wedding photographer should always have back-ups of everything. Cameras, lenses, lights, batteries… everything. You never know when something will fail and it would be horrible to miss that first kiss because a camera broke.

At all weddings we shoot we carry at least 2 camera bodies, 6-7 lenses, so many batteries I can’t even count them and at least 3 lights. So unless more than one camera, 6 lenses and 2 lights decide to fail on us in one day, we won’t  miss a beat!

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