No Time Limit for photography:  What’s that mean?  We are there for the entire wedding – usually an hour before the ceremony to the end of the reception.  We’ll discuss the end…most of the time it’s after the bouquet and garter are tossed…   One way to take advantage of this is that you schedule a stop in a park or some other scenic location for a few photographs during the Wedding Day.  With time constraints removed, we can remain flexible during the wedding--and this is less stress and worry by you on your most important day.

Digital Photography:  This means we only use professional equipment (Digital 6.3 and 10.1 mega pixel) to get professional results.  Enlargements from 4x6 and up to 24x30 and larger are sharper and clearer.

Man and Woman team:  To keep the wedding flowing smoothly, two people work faster and smoother than one.  The photographer and either my wife, Rita, or another person is the assistant to help pose and set-up, and keep the backgrounds clear.

Back up Equipment:  We carry several cameras, and several flash units.  Equipment may fail and this is a too important event to miss any pictures.

Attend the Rehearsal:  Attending the rehearsal helps us find out where the wedding location is, who the wedding coordinator is, what positions to use to get the best shots, and allows us to get familiar with the family and wedding party that give warmer smiles and more pleasing photographs.  We don’t want to wait until wedding day to find the location and to acquaint ourselves with family and friends.

Timeliness:  (Punctual) Imagine this...you’re ready for the photographer, but he’s not there yet… it’s happened. We make a point of knowing where the Church (see rehearsal), reception, etc. is located.  So we make extra effort not to be late.

Will not sub out the job:  That means Mr. Miller, will photograph the wedding.  Many photographers use a sales person to coordinate the wedding and someone else to photograph the wedding. HE will do the wedding--the entire wedding...  Also, we will not book two weddings in one day which means you get a fresh, alert photographer for your wedding, the only wedding that day!

Ceremony with timed exposures¹:  Using two cameras, we will capture the tender moments of the actual ceremony:  exchanging of the vowels, the ring ceremony, lighting the unity candle (if you have one), the pastor blessing the couple, communion (if you have one), etc.  We have learned that some photographers ‘don’t bother’ with the ceremony shots because they are a lot of trouble or they really don’t know how to take quality timed-exposure photographs.  This is for inside weddings.  Outside, we’ll still get the ceremony without timed exposures.

Digital CD in a week:  The Photographer will double check the quality and add enhancements to make your wedding the best ever.   Minor alternations may be necessary to complete this process.   Once the CD is completed, we can discuss to actual photo album.   A DVD with music is also available.