If you get to the location early enough, you can scout it out and take your time setting up while everyone is getting ready, rather than rush after the ceremony. After the ceremony, everyone is itching to get moving and go to the reception. People become impatient and sometimes downright rude, which is not going to improve your performance any, especially if you have an equipment problem.Speaking of equipment problems, it’s much better to have these before the glamour, when there is still time to come up with a solution, than when everyone is standing around after the ceremony and waiting for you to finish so they can get to the reception. Also, if at all possible, you only want to set your equipment up one time.You can even stipulate as part of your agreement to do the photos that they must be done before the glamour, or at least a portion of them. You would not believe how much of a relief it is to you and the bridal party to have the photos done before the ceremony. http://www.digitalsistere.com

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