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As we are in a heavy booking part of the season many clients are unsure of how much coverage they actually need. This has always been quite interesting as it varies from bride to bride and her priorities for her big day. We often recommend that we start when you begin getting ready. If your hair and makeup is being done at a salon then often times the photographer will begin at the hotel or church wherever you will be slipping into your dress. You want to remember that when it comes to your reception it is important to stay on a timeline as it allows everything to move in an orderly fashion. This is where a really great coordinator or day of coordinator (DOC) can come into play, relieving a lot of stress and anxiety from the Bride in return. Having your photographer there through all the main events is really important so staying on schedule will save time and money when it comes to extra hours needed. Most photographers will stay through till all the events are carried out, however there may be additional fees associated. On average weddings tend to need no more then 7 to 8 hours of coverage from start to finish when planned efficiently.

So today we were able to hang out with a couple of our super friendly photographer friends and just be ourselves the Regeti’s ! Allegra from Allegra’s Studio and Corbin and Carrie of CMH Photo came out to our studio to see it as well as have lunch with us. We always like getting together with the locals as it’s great to bounce ideas off each other. Thanks Allegra, Corbin, and Carrie for hanging with us today!

Last one was an artistic shot by Allegra and no Photoshop work except resizing.

This is a British photographic magazine of the highest quality. Professional Imagemaker is the publication of the Society of Wedding & Portrait Photographers and the British Professional Photographers Associates.

We thought we would add this post as we have been contacted by three of our past brides this week alone in regards to their Maternity photos. Congratulations to you all! With that said we want to let those of you who are not aware of our program “Clients for Life” know that once you are a “Regeti’s Bride” you are always a “Regeti’s Bride”! You will never ever pay for a session through us ever again! You simply have to call and contract your session with the waived fee for your sitting, then purchase prints as you want them from our online cart system! If you should choose to obtain the high resolution files from your session the cost is $375.00. This is our way of saying you as our client will always matter to us!

***Limitations do apply. Speak directly to Regeti’s for more details.***

Last year as we met with a Bride and her Mother we were asked about the magazine and if we had ever heard of the magazine “Engaged!” our reply to her was “No. But we would love to see it.” Shortly after, we received a copy in the mail from the Bride’s mother again saying how much she loved this magazine and the content along with the big images that are placed inside of it. When I was finally able to hold the magazine in my hands and peek inside I was able to see exactly what this brides Mother meant by the feel and look of the magazine, she also had mentioned that she would love to see some of our images in there one day. Well the day has finally come as we have a featured article as well as several images, one of which is her beloved daughter and soon to be Son-In-Law! The magazine will be available this Friday at: Area bridal salons such as Priscilla of Boston at Tysons, and various stores at the Tysons Galleria such as: Crane & Co., Iridesse, Saks bridal salon, Art With Flowers this is certainly a must have magazine!