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Wedding Photography in my opinion is an art and it takes many years to become a good Wedding Photographer.

Since the invention of the Digital Camera it seems that some people with a couple of hundred quid go out and buy themselves a decent SLR Camera and call themselves a Pro Wedding Photographer.

There have been some horror stories in the press about such matters. Now this could be just the newspaper showing the bad bits, who knows?

When choosing a Professional Photographer you should always in my opinion:

• Meet with the actual Photographer who’s photographing your wedding face to face.

• Ask to see the Photographers work.

• Ask to see the Photographers Insurance Cover. Any Professional Photographer should hold Professional Indemnity and Public Liability Insurance.If not then you may actually be dealing with an amateur photographer and this could have serious consequences on the final outcome of the quality of work supplied to you at the end.

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• Are the Photographers members of any trade associations or governing bodies. View our membership of the Guild of Professional Photographers by clicking here. A new window will open.

• Have a list of questions you may wish to ask the Photographer.

• Most of all and this is important, If you have any gut instincts about the Photographers credentials, DON’T BOOK.

Any good Photographer will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have and will be only to willing to meet your requests.

Our Guide To Choosing The Right Photographer

We want you to make sure that you choose the right photographer to photograph your wedding so we have put together this page to hopefully help you to make an informed decision on which photographer will be best suited.