I've photographed weddings for over a decade. Here are 4 of the biggest mistakes I see couples make.
A veteran wedding photographer shares common mistakes couples make, such as over-scheduling their wedding day and failing to budget for quality vendors. The author emphasizes the importance of building in buffer time and maintaining a positive attitude toward inevitable mishaps.
Why it matters
It provides practical advice for event planning, highlighting how logistical stress can detract from the emotional significance of major life milestones.
I've seen all kinds of weddings over the past decade, but many couples make the same mistakes. Courtesy of Cameron Dever I've worked as a wedding photographer for years, and I've seen couples make the same mistakes. Too many people schedule the day to the minute and don't get the chance to enjoy their wedding. Not budgeting for the right photographer and videographer can lead to disappointing results. I've been photographing weddings for over a decade, so I've witnessed countless ceremonies and receptions — some disastrous, others impeccable. Throughout the years, I've also watched couples make the same mistakes over and over. Here are a few I wish they'd avoid. Filling the day-of schedule with way too much Couples have to find time for the ceremony, photos, eating and drinking, dancing, talking to the people they invited, and connecting with each other.
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