COVERING THE RECEPTION
The reception is a much more relaxed affair. You’ll probably want to switch to handheld coverage for most of this part of the wedding. The reception, like the ceremony, has its own distinct script. Consult with the wedding planner ahead of time and write down the order of events if they don’t email it or give it to you on paper. This is also where a good point person really comes in handy to help keep you abreast of what’s coming up next.
Covering the Spread and Decor
The first thing you should shoot when you arrive at the reception hall is the food and decorations. These will be the first things to lose their screen appeal as soon as the room fills up with hungry and thirsty people. Your clients (or their families) paid ...
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