While every individual's experience is unique, there are some common themes when it comes to wedding day regrets. No one wants to look back and wish their big day had gone differently. Consider these common regrets and address them BEFORE your wedding day.

What are you actually paying a wedding photographer to do? So much more than just taking photos of your walk down the aisle! Here’s all that’s involved in preparing for and capturing a wedding.

Do not make the mistake of hiring a friend/ family member. If you have a close friend or family member who is just getting into photography or has a professional camera, it can be tempting to accept their offer to shoot your wedding day for free (or much cheaper than a professional photographer would). But letting a non-professional photograph your wedding can result in low-quality or even terrible images, meaning you end up with no good photos of one of the most important days of your life.

You’re planning your wedding and have found the photographer of your dreams! But what package do you want from them? Will you want photos of the whole day, from getting ready to leaving the reception, or would just half the day do? Do you need to add on extra hours? Is there a difference between full-day and all-day coverage? This seemingly simple concept can easily become confusing.

Every wedding and every couple are different, and the amount and type of coverage you need for your big day depends on a variety of factors, but before counting hours, there are a couple things you should definitely keep in mind.

All of us at QC Wed Me want you to have a beautiful, amazing, magical wedding day. Part of that is helping you avoid photographers who create stress, are difficult to work with, or ultimately aren't the best fit for you. Print these ten questions to ask during your wedding photography consultation.