Earlier this fall I had the pleasure of spending an evening with the beautiful Danielle and her fiance Luis.
We spent some time laughing, sharing stories, and exploring Westminister Ponds here in London, Ontario as we created their engagement portraits to celebrate their love and how its continued to strengthen even among these unusual times.

This evening…it couldn’t have been much better.

Months, many months thanks to COVID, in the making. I was thrilled to spend the evening with Cassandra & Craig at Fanshawe Conservation Area celebrating their love.

In a time that hasn’t been kind to so many, watching these to smile and laugh together was so beautiful. (Even as they started debating dinner options)

Over the last five weeks we have talked about some of the most important factors in choosing your wedding photographer including their portfolio, products, pricing and personality.

At the end of the day, it’s your wedding day and you need to make the choice that is right for you.

Have you thought about how much time you will spend with your wedding photographer? 8, 10, or more hours on one of the most important, hectic, (and sometimes stressful) days of your life.

Let’s chat about how your photographer’s personality factors into the decision.

Join me today for part three of choosing your wedding photographer.

They say the hardest thing to talk about in a relationship is money, but, when you are planning a wedding it seems there are a lot of these conversations.

How much should your wedding photography cost? There’s not right answer but let’s chat about the things you should consider.

Do your love a wedding album that uses your photographers to tell the love story?

Do you have a space on your wall just waiting for the perfect image?

Let’s chat about a few of the options for amazing digital and physical products your photographer might offer for your wedding photographs

This week we are talking about the photos. What is your wedding photography style?

Do you like light and bright or darker and dramatic? Do you like a perfectly posed image or something with a little more movement? There’s no right or wrong answer but the answers will help you find the wedding photographer with the right portfolio for you.

Have you ever wondered how to choose your wedding photographer? London, Ontario Wedding Photographer Rebecca Nash is here to walk you through the four most important parts of choosing the wedding photographer who is the best fit for you!