Very few people are naturally at ease in front of a camera, so it’s no wonder some couples can feel a bit anxious about being photographed. The truth of the matter is that on wedding days the vast majority of our work is done on the fly, just capturing what happens in front of us without any direction, but it’s no harm to have some tips that will make your wedding day photography feel a lot less intrusive.

Hiring a wedding photographer is a big decision, and we want to make sure you feel confident and comfortable every step of the way. Before we take any booking we like to meet couples and chat with them about their wedding day plans, especially what they want us to prioritise. Here are some of the most common questions couples ask us during that initial meeting.

These are the best Wedding Videographers we’ve worked with in Ireland over the years, as diverse and talented a bunch of people as you could hope to work with. Having been wedding photographers at hundreds of weddings we’re always being asked to recommend wedding videographers, so these are the ones that we’ve most enjoyed working with and a few who we haven’t worked with as much but whose work and passion for it we admire.

Wedding venues in Dublin are as varied as you might expect in a city, there’s everything from Castle venues to all manner of hotels to some wonderful restaurants. Dublin is our home town, so as wedding photographers in Dublin we know it well and always enjoy working in the county. No matter what number of wedding guests you’re looking to cater to you’ll find a wedding venue in Dublin to suit you

Knowing the average price of a wedding photographer in Ireland will help you a bit, but it won’t answer all the questions you need to ask in order to make the right choice. Here’s 10 big questions (and some supplemental ones) to help you choose your wedding photographer in Ireland.

We’re no experts when it comes to arranging marriages in Ireland, but we’ve photographed hundreds of weddings in Ireland and picked up some useful information along the way. We’ll assume you meet the legal requirements to get married: you’re over 18; you both actually really want to marry each other; you’re both alive, and single. Got all those bits in place? Good, let’s crack on.

One of the things we often hear remarked about, online and off, is how expensive wedding photography is. There does seem to be some disconnect between what people think wedding photographers charge based on their day rate, and the actual amount of work that goes into producing a set of wedding photos.