playbook
Capture a wedding like a pro
From the nerves before the ceremony to the last dance: capture the day the way it really felt. A workflow to make sure you miss nothing.
8u
duration
€ 2000
budget
Ignite
pace
Photographing a wedding is not just about taking beautiful shots, it is a long day where you need to be everywhere at once. The key lies in preparation: know the venues, understand where the light falls, and put together a shot list with the couple of photos that absolutely have to be there. Check your gear and plan travel time between locations so you can stay calm on the day itself.
The real magic is in the unguarded moments. With a telephoto lens you can capture glances and smiles from a distance that no one even notices. Group photos stay quick and organised with a shot list, so no one gets forgotten. At home you edit your selection staying true to the atmosphere of the day, with a personal style that shows the wedding as it really was. That way you deliver not a pile of photos but a story.
by PlayTryBe team
Visit the venues in advance and pay attention to light and space. Put together a must-have shot list with the couple and check all your gear: cameras, lenses, batteries, and memory cards.
Suggestion: Build in plenty of travel time between locations to avoid stress on the day itself.Focus on the emotion between the couple and the guests. Use your telephoto lens to capture natural moments from a distance and keep your camera ready for unexpected reactions.
Organise the group photos with a shot list so you do not forget anyone. Choose a spot with enough space and good light and call in help to get groups into position quickly.
Suggestion: A tripod keeps your shots sharp and consistent.At home, select the best images and start by adjusting exposure and contrast. Develop a personal editing style that highlights the atmosphere of the day.
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