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Should you book your wedding photographer and videographer as one team or separately?
The latest hot-button issue in the wedding photography space? How to keep the peace between your own wedding vendors. That’s right: not only do you have to deal with the stress of, you know, planning a wedding, you also have to worry about whose emotional outbursts are going to usurp your wedding day (besides your crazy cousins, but you knew that already).
If deciding whether to hire the same wedding photo and video team, or hire separately, feels like one more thing to stress about, you’re not alone.
As an Orlando-based Central Florida wedding photographer and videographer studio, our #1 priority is keeping your wedding day stress-free, which is why we encourage booking photography and videography together (spoiler alert!). If you’re still on the fence, here’s our honest take on the pros and cons, no matter what ends up being the best fit for your wedding day.
The dream team: how & why we shoot with a studio team model
If you’ve been looking for a wedding photographer, you’ve probably come across the term “team” or “studio” photographers and might feel a bit unsure about what that actually means.
Who is actually showing up on our wedding day?
Are we missing out by not booking the “main” photographer?
Will our photos still look the same?
These are all completely valid questions and honestly, we’d be asking the same thing in your shoes.