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Apr 23, 2009, 7:33 PM
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Kind of a wierd quesiotn here, but, :G.
See my daughter is getting married in Aug, of course as I am "Father of the Bride", taking some pics is going to be all but impossible, if not all. But I do truley want to take ALOT!!! of pics. I be thinkin getting the wife, (not the mother) tot ake the ones that I HAVE to be in. All in all it should be a very interesting day......... in all regards.:OAnd wish me luck:shock: |
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Apr 23, 2009, 8:12 PM
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my daughter got married last september and i couldn't stand the idea of somebody else taking the pictures so i got me a very good helper who knows what she is doing. she took the pictures i had to be in and i took everything else.i took most of the group shots before the wedding.(the bride and groom group shots done at different times so they don't see each other) after the wedding i did the bride and groom group shots together. it was the hardest wedding i have ever done but i knew nobody else was going to care like i do. (i really think i had a better time than anybody) just be sure you get somebody good to take the shots you are in cause you only get to walk her down the aisle once.
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May 28, 2009, 6:10 PM
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Like they say about defending yourself in court-the lawyer has a crazy man for a client. I hired professionals for both my daughter's weddings. IMHO the Father of the Bride has enough to do just keeping the MOB sane. That doesn't mean I didn't take any shots-I did-quite a lot-but no pressure. Good Luck
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