The right package depends less on your budget and more on your timeline. Start by listing every moment you'd regret not having photographed — getting ready, the ceremony, key family portraits, the reception entrance.
Once you have that list, estimate how many hours it spans. Add a 30-minute buffer on each end for setup and wrap-up, and you'll have a realistic coverage window.
If your day spans more than eight hours or multiple locations, a second photographer is worth the investment — it means no moment is ever missed while the primary photographer is repositioning.
Every photograph is a fragment of time, frozen forever.
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