A photograph of the proposal is a record of the moment, not the point of it, and the same is true of most of the wedding day. The articles here are about getting the record without letting the camera run the event: how to arrange a proposal photographer who stays far back with a long lens, how to judge a portfolio for what it does not show, what a written brief should contain, how deposits and weather clauses usually work, and when a videographer earns a place. None of them names a photographer. The Wedding Guide lists photographers only once they have been verified.








