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  1. I think it is possible.

     

    You might want to ask other brides in the area who are getting married on the day before or day after to 'share' a photographer.

     

    Alternatively, you may want to ask some traveling wedding photographers if they are booked for your weekend and if they would do it for airfaire, hotel, and a small fee.

     

    Feel free to PM me if you have any other specific questions.

  2. Hey -

     

    FWIW, I shoot about 40 weddings a year and won't accept a shot list. Instead, I show my clients 10 or so complete weddings - 500+ pics each, before they book me.

     

    I demonstrate consistency, and lots of great candid shots.

     

    As soon as people start wanting shot lists, and acting, the photos aren't as real, and they look fake.

     

    I much prefer to put couples into situations where they can create their own moments.

     

    As for formals, I will take a short list, but realize that I do this every weekend, and I know to get the wedding party combos, family combos, and all the regular stuff. The list is only so a particular family member won't get left out.

     

    I know a ton of planning goes into making your day perfect, and if you just let your pro photographer know what is important to you, they will most likely get great pics of you!

     

    E

  3. Howdy -

     

    I'm still pretty new to this forum, but wanted to let you know that I'll be shooting a wedding at the Renaissance Aruba later this month - There will be a TON of photos from a pro's perspective - stay tuned!

     

    BTW - if there are any specific questions you have let me know and I'll be sure to get answers for you!

  4. Howdy!

     

    The people on this forum are an amazing wealth of knowledge. Search a bit for your info, and then if you can't find it, the will totally hook you up with what you need.

     

    E

  5. I've heard that you should send out invitations for destination weddings at least 4 months in advance. I think that the longer guests have to reply, the better.

     

    I know that when I'm booked for a destination wedding (usually 6-8 months in advance) the very first thing I do is make travel arrangements.

     

    The more time I have to plan for travel, the better, and I'm sure it is the same for guests.

     

    E

  6. I just read how you packed everything, and I think it's incredible that you are able to get everything there yourselves!

     

    I know when I travel with my cameras, I also always carry them on, I wear the wedding outfit on the plane, and check all my other stuff.

     

    Keep the important stuff with you, and you will be ok if the worst happens!

     

    Have a great wedding.

     

    E

  7. Some of these may have been mentioned before - but this is my standard Dallas venue list:

     

    Dallas World Aquarium

    The Starlight Room

    Level Two Events

    The Empire Room

    Women's Museum

    Texas Discovery Gardens

    Delaney Vineyards

    Paradise on the Hill

    City Club

    Park Cities Club

    2616 Commerce

    Hickory Street Annex

    Cityplace

    Dallas Arts Center

    Bolt Productions

    Lakewood Theater

    Magnolia Lounge at Fair Park

    Three Three Three First Avenue

    Museum of Nature & Science

    Aldredge House

    Dallas Heritage Village

    Stoneleigh Hotel

    Fashion Industry Gallery

    Eddie Deen Ranch

    Samuel Weisfeld Center

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