With cellphone cameras and Instagram filters, it seems like everyone’s a photographer these days. But it’s important to hire a pro for your big day. For any you’re considering, go through their website, get feedback given by past clients and make sure they are comfortable photographing same-sex weddings. (See our directory for trusted options in the NYC area.)
Here are some things to consider when planning for the big day:
For more inspiration, pick up a copy of The New Art of Capturing Love: The Essential Guide to Lesbian and Gay Wedding Photography, released by Kathryn Hamm and Thea Dodds for Amphoto Books.
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