Limit Wedding Locations and Travel

What many couples might not realize is how traveling around too much can affect their final product! In this article we’ll explain why going from place to place all within one 8-16 hour period could lead to less appealing pictures than if they only traveled once or twice during such an eventful day.

A lot goes down on a scenic route like weddings—you have time constraints both environmentally and with the couple themselves. You have to capture so much in so little time, but if you limit your locations throughout the day, you are better able to focus on quality rather than quantity.

Rushed Sessions Can Decrease Variety and Creativity

When photographers and videographers have plenty of time in a single location, they can explore different poses that would otherwise be difficult or impossible to get when there’s not much space. When creatives are rushed for time at each spot on the shoot day then classic photography might become necessary as opposed to creative angles which will only add depth with creativity – it all depends if you’re going out into nature versus working inside other buildings/structures this could lead people who take photos during their daily commute and some even find inspiration from Cities around them!

Limiting Locations

Wedding photography is not just about taking pretty pictures in front of pretty backgrounds. A lot more goes into it than that! Photography professionals are looking for creativity, emotion, and storytelling with their work – all while striving to produce variety across poses/compositions throughout an event or series of events at once (think: engagement shoot). If you want lots o’ locations then we’d suggest doing a “day after” stylized shoot because the pressure will be off when there won’t be a need for as many props on-site during your wedding day itself.