Every delighted couple I've ever spoken to has always said it was all about the photos for them. Couples who felt indifferent, or worse, about their photos after their wedding, always seemed to have compromised on this one point.

Invest in memories. The food will be gone, the music will fade and flowers will wither, but the photos of you and your loved ones on one of the most special days of your lives will last forever.

Couples spend a lot of time, effort and money to make sure their wedding day will be captured the best way possible – after all it’s one of the mo...

In the past six years of being a professional wedding photographer, it's also been sad to watch the progression from seeing smiling, encouraging and happy faces as the bride is escorted up the aisle to faces hidden behind the backs of cameras and cell phones that line the aisle.

With over 2 million weddings taking place each year worldwide, there are over 2 million opportunities to make mistakes-countless pitfalls just waiting...

We love posed wedding photos. They're timeless, classic and a good way to ensure everyone in the bridal party gets photographed. But we also adore ...

For many couples, photography isn't an area where they want to skimp. After all, your pro photographer will be the person cataloguing the day that you want to remember for the rest of your life.

The wedding photographer is a couple's eyes and ears throughout the Big Day, often capturing moments the newlyweds won't even know about until they fl...

This time it has nothing to do with you acting out or being crazy. It's your maid of honor. Huh? I know, right? I mean, isn't she is the person you chose to have your back? You'd think, but lately I've heard some absolutely ridiculous stories from brides who are completely stressed because of their maids of honor.

Sometimes brides and grooms get hung up on politeness as they start the process of selecting their wedding resources but in the end, it's better to know the good and the bad before selecting some of your most important resources. Just remember, a little charm and humor go a long way.

I mean, I guess I understand the thought process, but I think the "morning after" should be saved for JUST the newlyweds. No?

Talk about having a small wedding. London photographer Obi Nwokedi recently set up and photographed a miniature traditional Nigerian wedding betwee...

There will undoubtedly be many precious photos from your wedding day, and so it can be easy to dismiss engagement photos as an unnecessary expense. Ho...

When I first met the two of them in their hotel near Les Halles in the center of Paris I immediately noticed Sandy's very stylish retro blue dress and knew that the photo shoot would be a hit.

The photographer you and your future husband select will be your photo journalist so it is important to know what feeling you want represented in your photographs.

A wedding photographer's website is akin to an online dating profile; we must cast ourselves in the best light and find ways to create a connection within seconds of viewing our profile...ahem...site.

Who is going to capture all the details and special moments at your wedding so you can look back and remember them well?

Follow these three tips to ensure your wedding album includes must-have photos -- and ones that often get overlooked.

Tilt-shift? Holga? Bokeh? No, we're not speaking a foreign language -- these terms actually describe some of the hottest trends in wedding photography. Consult our glossary and, if you like what you see, discuss the possibilities with your photographer.

Do the images you see move you? Do you like the presentation? You should like most, if not all, of what you see. You may get lots of input and opinions from friends and family, but the most important opinion is your own.

There's a lot more to wedding photography than just pointing and shooting. In this video from The Knot, international wedding photographer Jasmine ...

Speak to many pro photographers and they say they "don't shoot weddings any more." You may be surprised by this, given that the average fee seems rather lucrative for a day's work.

You can't recreate a wedding, or any of the moments within it. It's the ultimate documentary assignment and your photographer, whoever they turn out to be, only has one shot. Less presence is more when it comes to photography.