Everything about how I shoot a wedding day right from the night before prep to what happens after I leave your venue!

I thoroughly enjoyed putting together my wedding planning guide earlier this year but one thing I think I missed out was about the formal family shots you get at weddings. As I market myself mostly as a documentary wedding photographer I nearly always get people asking me if they can still have a few of the more posed family shots. And the answer is yes!

Wedding Planning Guide by Shropshire Wedding Photographer Florence Fox

So if you follow me over on Instagram, Facebook or read my blog you'll know earlier this year I put together a 12 part guide all about planning your wedding - using lots of things I've learnt from doing it myself last year and from working in the industry too.

I really enjoying pulling everything together and it didn't feel right just having it online when I love tangible planning things so much so I hired a designer and got it all put together in one snazzy booklet.

A post all about my SNAP & CHAT engagement shoots - a getting to know each other meeting involving my camera & lots of laughing.

So, here is the final instalment of my (what has turned into!) 12 part wedding planning advice series. I've worked really hard in pulling together all the information, hints and tips I've learnt planning my own wedding and working at so many so fingers crossed you've seen some useful info. 

ADVICE FOR THE WEDDING DAY

So, in previous posts I've been covering all sorts from picking the bridal party to choosing the venue to engagement shoots. Today it's about the actual wedding day itself. These are tips that I learnt myself on my wedding day, and they've also come from my past couples.