All the Wedding "Guest" Photographers

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With all the advances in camera phone technology and digital photography, it seems that everyone is a photographer these days. Guests holding up cameras, mobile phones and even tablets as you walk down the aisle or flashes going off throughout the wedding vows.

Not only is this going to be a distraction for you but other guests. Not to mention, this can actually ruin your professional photographs. Imagine your photographer missing the perfect photo opportunity because of this.

So kindly ask your guests to put their cameras away and really enjoy and partake in your ceremony by being truly present for those special moments instead of looking at them through their camera lense.


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