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Congrats on the D600 and the 24-70mm. The D600 is a very good camera. I think they should work well for weddings.
I have used the 16-35mm and the 24-120mm for group shots at weddings, the 24mm is probably where I shoot most at. The 16-35mm though is handy have though. but you just have to watch for face/body distortion if you are shooting too wide. Best, just to shoot at 24mm and back up if needed.
I know the 24-70mm is top notch, but I do prefer the extra range of the 24-120mm, and I just don't see any quality differences in IQ for my shooting. I know there is, but for the printing/viewing requirements of most weddings, the 24-120mm is great.
The reason I mention that is typically, I have the 16-35mm on one body and the 24-120mm on the 2nd body. I have the 70-200mm with me, but almost never use it anymore as the 24-120mm gives me enough reach, and with either the D600 or the D800 one can crop if needed.
So then, why the 150mm? if you have the 70-200mm, the 150mm would seem redundant.
But, to get back to your excitement... congrats! You have a great setup!
Jim
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