I believe now jade is only 2 hours of coverage and would assume the same for now sapphire. I would suggest posting this question in the now sapphire thread if you haven't already. Let us know how you make out...good luck.Hey Ladies, I need some help ASAP! We are trying to book our wedding/reception at NOW Sapphire. My FI wants to know exactly how much time we get with the photographer included in the Now to Eternity package or he thinks it's a waste of money. It's too late to get a hold of Anel at the resort and I need to know by the AM so we can send in our deposit. I know you girls would probably get back to me faster anyways. So if you know pleeeease pass that along to me. Thanks!!!

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#551
Posted 05 September 2012 - 08:48 PM
#552
Posted 05 September 2012 - 08:53 PM
Originally Posted by ChocoTaco7568
I believe now jade is only 2 hours of coverage and would assume the same for now sapphire. I would suggest posting this question in the now sapphire thread if you haven't already. Let us know how you make out...good luck.
Thanks soooo much ChocoTaco!! Once again you are my saving grace.
#553
Posted 06 September 2012 - 05:22 AM
#554
Posted 06 September 2012 - 06:21 AM
Welcome back TulumBride! My Fi is strongly contemplating ordering from StudioSuits (this would be wedding option 3). We saw a recent post in the specific material that my Fi wanted and it boosted his confidence to submit an order. He's going to talk with his BM first, so we'll see. Good luck with your order.
#555
Posted 07 September 2012 - 02:47 AM
I posted this in another forum, but the more opinions the better:
How have you ladies planned your day of schedule? In particular, photos?
I met with my photographer this week and she recommended the following schedule:
3:30pm Photographer arrives. Takes a few groomsmen photos and then goes to bridal party suite to take photos of the bride putting on dress, finishing make up, and bridesmaids photos.
4:30pm Ceremony
5:15-6:15pm Take photos (starting with family, then bridal party, then couple photos) while the rest of the guests go to cocktail hour. My photographer was very clear about wanting this time period for photos because she indicated that she will get the best light (and some good sunset shots).
6:30pm - 10:30/11: Reception
I am just a bit worried about not getting some good light shots esp. if anything runs late or over. I tried to express that but she was adamant about 5:15 being the best time for photos on the beach. I tried to see about 3pm first look photos, but she was against 3pm because she indicated the light wont look good in photos and gives everyone dark under eyes.
When are you ladies taking photos of the two of you?
#556
Posted 07 September 2012 - 04:09 AM
#557
Posted 07 September 2012 - 04:15 AM
Originally Posted by Tulumbride2013
I was probably getting our photos done after the ceremony , but I just thought that was traditional. Our ceremony is at five. Your time line looks good though, and an hour seems like a good about of time for photos in the sunlight. How long are you anticipating your ceremony being?
I should have said that I am worried about sunlight since I checked the sunset time and it is 6:29pm. I am anticipating a 30 minute ceremony... I could be wrong though. I don't really know how long an informal Jewish ceremony is.
#558
Posted 07 September 2012 - 06:51 AM
Originally Posted by CourtandMatt
I posted this in another forum, but the more opinions the better:
How have you ladies planned your day of schedule? In particular, photos?
I met with my photographer this week and she recommended the following schedule:
3:30pm Photographer arrives. Takes a few groomsmen photos and then goes to bridal party suite to take photos of the bride putting on dress, finishing make up, and bridesmaids photos.
4:30pm Ceremony
5:15-6:15pm Take photos (starting with family, then bridal party, then couple photos) while the rest of the guests go to cocktail hour. My photographer was very clear about wanting this time period for photos because she indicated that she will get the best light (and some good sunset shots).
6:30pm - 10:30/11: Reception
I am just a bit worried about not getting some good light shots esp. if anything runs late or over. I tried to express that but she was adamant about 5:15 being the best time for photos on the beach. I tried to see about 3pm first look photos, but she was against 3pm because she indicated the light wont look good in photos and gives everyone dark under eyes.
When are you ladies taking photos of the two of you?
We are doing a first look and formal family/wedding party pics prior and additional newlywed and fun group pics after the ceremony during part of the cocktail hour. I have to be honest in saying that I don't really like that fact that your photographer is so against the a 'First Look' shoot, especailly since you've shown interest. I think this is a very special and intimate private moment for the bride and groom. Of the six photogrpahers that I contacted/corresponded with, I have never heard of the dark eye issue nor have I seen it in any of the the photos. Additionally, there are many brides who get married in the middle of the day and have gorgeous pictures.
Onto your next question I think your window is fine for post ceremony pics. The only rule of thumb that I am aware of when it come to sunset it to schedule your ceremny no more than 2 hour before. Keep in mind that that there is still light in the sky for +/- 20 min after the sunsets during spring/summer months, so it won't be pitch black.
#559
Posted 08 September 2012 - 01:59 PM
Our ceremony is at 6:00.. I tried moving it back but unfortunetly, someone is just before us.
Jamie Dimitry is our photographer, and he will come to us around 11:30 per our contract (but probably later).. Take pictures of the groom and groomsmen getting ready, and then come to my room and take pictures of me and my bridesmaids doing the finishing touches on getting ready. Then the groom and I are going to do a first look. Jamie suggested that this is an awesome idea to have our own private moment together and to be captured. Also stated it would give us more time for more pictures. Then he will start early taking pictures of the families due to the later ceremony. Then the ceremony pictures, and pictures with us and our family and friends. We have alloted 2 hours between the start of the ceremony and dinner. This gives time for us to sneak off from 7-8:00 for me and the groom to have pictures at sunset and on the beach.. then dinner pictures.. )
#560
Posted 09 September 2012 - 02:20 PM
33 adults (including bride & groom) and 3 kids booked!
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