Showing posts with label Wedding Photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding Photos. Show all posts

Monday, November 28, 2011

Components of a Wedding: Photos

Don't miss a single snapshot.  Here is a list of pictures to take on your wedding day.  Please feel free to add your favorite poses in the comments!

Pre-Ceremony Photographs

  1. Groom with each Groomsman
  2. Groom with all Groomsmen
  3. Groom with Best Man
  4. Groom with Ring Bearer
  5. Groom with his Parent's
  6. Groom's Parents
  7. Groom alone
  8. Bride with each Bridesmaid
  9. Bride with all Bridesmaids
  10. Bride Full Length
  11. Bride 3/4 Length & Close-up
  12. Bride with Maid of Honor
  13. Bride with Flower Girl
  14. Bride with her Parents
  15. Bride's Parents
  16. Placing Garter on Bride's leg
  17. Mom adjusting Bride's Veil
  18. Bride alone (casual)
  19. Bride with Groomsmen
  20. Groom with Bridesmaids
Ceremony Photos
  1. Groom's Mother escorted down aisle
  2. Bride's Mother escorted down aisle
  3. Ushers unrolling aisle runner
  4. Bridesmaids going down aisle
  5. Maid of Honor going down aisle
  6. Flower Girl & Ring Bearer in aisle
  7. Bride Kissing her Dad on Cheek
  8. Bride & Father going down aisle
  9. Exchange of Vows
  10. Lighting of Candles
  11. Placing of Rings
  12. The Kiss
  13. Newlyweds returning down aisle
After Ceremony Photos
  1. Receiving line after Ceremony
  2. Bride & Groom leaving Church
  3. Bride & Groom entering Car/Limo
  4. Bride & Groom with Bride's Entire Family
  5. Bride & Groom with Bride's Immediate Family
  6. Bride & Groom with Bride's Parents
  7. Bride & Groom with Groom's Entire Family
  8. Bride & Groom with Groom's Immediate Family
  9. Bride & Groom with Groom's Parents
  10. Bride & Groom with Wedding Party
  11. Bride & Groom with Best Man & Maid of Honor
  12. Bride & Groom with Flower Girl & Ring Bearer
  13. Bride & Groom Full Length
  14. Bride & Groom 3/4 Length & Close-up
  15. Bride with Groomsmen
  16. Groom with Bridesmaids
Reception Photos
  1. Cake before cutting
  2. Wedding Party entering Reception
  3. Best Man Toast
  4. Wedding Party Toast
  5. Bride & Groom Toast each other
  6. Bride & Groom Cutting the Cake
  7. Feeding each other Cake
  8. Bride & Groom Dancing
  9. Bridal Party Dance
  10. Bride Dancing with her Father
  11. Groom Dancing with his Mother
  12. Bride throwing Bouquet
  13. Groom removing Bride's Garter
  14. Groom throwing the Garter
  15. Garter & Bouquet Recipients
  16. Various Candid Photographs

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Components of a Wedding: Planning

When it comes to Weddings, there can seem to be an infinite to-do list.  This will be the first of a series of blog posts regarding the different components of a wedding and how a Wedding Day Assistant can help you with your ever growing to-do list.

Components of a Wedding: Planning

He is down on one knee, ring in hand and you have just decided to say "YES!"  Making this one decision, you have triggered a whole chain of questions.  When will the wedding happen? Where will it happen? What time? Inside or outside? Where will the reception be? Who will be in the wedding? Big wedding party or small? Close friends and family or invite the whole state? Local wedding? Destination wedding? Time of day? What will your dress look like?

Whew.  Who knew this could be so challenging?

Perhaps you  need to be rescued BEFORE your wedding day.  Cash in your Wedding Day Assistant early!

Maybe you want an assistant to help you pick out your wedding gown because you know your friends and family will be too pushy or not honesty.

Maybe you want an assistant to help you get save the date or wedding invitations in the mail because you simply cant get together 8 solid hours to work on it.

Maybe you want an assistant to call all 8 of the potential venues you have found to get more info and see if they are available.

Is there a daunting task hanging over your head that you just cant bring up the courage to tackle on your own?

Let Jen rescue you!

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Every Bride needs to be rescued!

Consider this scenario.

It's your big day.  You're getting your hair done at the salon, and then you will begin putting on your make up.  The groom, who was tasked to pick up the flowers has delivered them to the reception hall on the other side of town.  Then you discover that, you're MOH's parents, who are not so familiar with the town & so graciously delivered the last minute order of 200 cupcakes delivered them to the ceremony site on the opposite end of the town from the reception hall.

Being the troubleshooter she is, your MOH hops in her car, crosses town, picks up the cupcakes, crosses back through town, delivers them to the reception hall, picks up the flowers and brings them back to the ceremony site, just in time to meet you and the rest of your bridesmaids at the ceremony site.  She did it because she loves you, but wouldn't you have rather had her with you for that hour?

After the ceremony, the goal is simple, take a few quick photos with the parents and let them race off to finish decorations at the hall.  But wouldn't you rather them stick around to make sure you get all the shots you want to remember your big day?

The grooms men hold up the Bridal Party entrance & DINNER because they had to go on a booze run...

Its time for the mother-son dance, the song has started and no one knows where mom is!  Wouldn't it be nice to have someone in charge of keeping track of stuff like this?

Ummm... who was in charge of the marriage license????

It's the end of the night, your wedding party is three sheets to the wind, your feet hurt and everyone is exhausted.  Who is going to load all those heavy presents into the car?

Every Bride needs to be rescued!

Monday, November 14, 2011

About Jen's Bride Rescue

Let's face it, every Bride needs to be rescued, especially on her big day!  From simple tasks like who is keeping track of the marriage license to more complex tasks like making sure mom and dad are where they are supposed to be, things still need to be handled on the big day.  Often times we task these items to friends or relatives at the wedding (mainly because they are last minute things no one plans for), but wouldn't you rather they enjoyed the wedding and reception?

Jen's Bride Rescue allows you to bring an outside person, not a family member or friend, to get those last minute details taken care of with no panic on the Bride, Groom, Bridal Party members or friends and family members.  So instead of your MOH leaving you at the hair salon to pick up the flowers and take them to the ceremony site and make sure the cake gets delivered to the reception hall, let's keep her with you to make sure you look EXTRA fabulous on your big day!

Tasks you may not want your friends and family to be concerned with on your big day:

Flower pick up and delivery
Cake pick up and delivery
Holding onto the Marriage License
Any payments that need to be made on the Wedding Day
Keeping track of special guests (parents, grandparents, musicians, Bridal Party, etc.)
Accepting and storing gifts (including packing them up at the end of the evening)
Collecting momentos from the day
Assist with final details
Last minute errands

And this is just the beginning!  Who knows what you will encounter on your wedding day!

So what's it cost?
1 - 4 Hours of Wedding Day Coordinator Service for $100
4 - 8 Hours of Wedding Day Coordinator Service for $150
8 +   Hours of Wedding Day Coordinator Service for $200

Great for a bridal shower gift!

Email with questions.

Must book 3 weeks in advance of date needed.