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 p.2 #2 · p.2 #2 · Formal Shot lists - Do you put any limit on them? | |
I split the list in two. Straight after the ceremony is for the really important ones. Family, mostly. We try to keep this to about a dozen shots. Should be all done in 15 minutes. The second lot are for groups of friends, work mates etc. We do these at reception when there's a lull and just use a clean wall. Could be anywhere from none to a hundred.
I like this way because often the couple don't bother with finishing the second set They cull down the groups to what they *really* want rather than the 100 sets they think they want.
Personally, I don't care what I shoot as long as it's what the couple wants. So if we do a hundred family set-ups, so be it. We make our recommendations because we know that anymore than 30 mins of family's after the ceremony and the bride will get a screaming headache and the groom will get the shits.
Gordon
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