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Local photographer, James Matthews gives his top tips on how to pick a photographer.
"Having your picture taken can be a frightening experience. If you're feeling anxious, try calming your nerves with some prosecco.
"If you aren't comfortable around your supplier, then you're going to feel uneasy on the day. Do your homework and book someone you like.
"Traditional photographers take posed portraits. The quality is usually superb, but this will involve a lot of posing and co-operation from you. If that doesn't sound like your cup of tea, then opt for a documentary photographer. They blend in as much as possible and have minimal interaction with your guests.
"Consider a pre-wedding shoot. This will help break the ice, and by the time your big day comes around, you'll feel more relaxed."
To find out more, visit www.eyes2me.photography