June 2011 Archive

Courtesy of Keri Doolittle, Denver wedding photographer

1. Timeline.  Plan your ceremony and Bride/Groom images around “The Golden Hour”, if possible.  The absolute best light of the day is the hour right before sunset.  Look online to see when the sun-sets on your wedding day and plan your timeline accordingly. 
2. Let me know your “must-have” shots.  Start pinning/bookmarking images that you adore and admire online and share them with me at the consultation.  Also, please let me know of any special images you would really enjoy, for example, a photograph with a great-aunt that you haven’t seen in a long time.
3. Relax and Enjoy your day.  Have fun, be yourself, enjoy the moment.  Some of the best images are candid captures of you just being you!  Laugh a lot and cherish the day with your loved ones.
4. Consider having two photographers.  Most wedding photographers have an assistant or associate photographer help photograph the wedding.  To be able to get two difference perspectives is a definite bonus!
5. Trust me.  Hiring a photographer is a big investment and you will have these images for the rest of your life.  Please make sure to address any questions or concerns upfront, but also know that you will be well taken care of from start to finish. 

Call StudioWed Denver today to set up a meeting with Keri Doolittle or stop in the studio to see her gorgeous images and albums.

Carrie and Derek will be getting married in October at the gorgeous Della Terra Mountain Chateau. They are planning their dream wedding with the help of Brynn from Save The Date Events. This fun loving couple elected to do their engagement shoot at a Denver dog park. No, they didn’t pick the location because of a four-legged friend but because of all the open spaces that would create beautiful images that they will treasure for many years to come.

Thank you to Colorado Wedding Photographers: Jason+Gina for sharing these amazing pictures with us!

Boettcher Mansion is nestled in the heart of Lookout Mountain Preserve in Golden, Colorado. This beautiful Colorado wedding venue combines the natural beauty of the mountains, the rich history of Colorado and the modern conveniences that many couples are looking for. Built in 1917 as a summer home and season hunting lodge for Charles Boettcher, the 110-acre estate was donated to the County in the 1970s. In 1975, the Mansion opened to the public as a unique venue for weddings.  Boettcher Mansion can accommodate up to 200 guests for special events and weddings.  You can find the full information about hosting your wedding at Boettcher Mansion on their website.

We are thrilled to have Boettcher Mansion as a venue partner at StudioWed!