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Horse Drawn Carriages?

 Most couple’s dream of a fairy tale wedding, part of that dream is a horse drawn carriage to take you to the church and to send you off to your reception.  But before you spend your budget on a horse drawn carriage there are some things you should consider.  Below is a list of Pro’s and Con’s to using a horse drawn carriage for your wedding day.

 Pro’s

• An opportunity to take life a little slower and enjoy the day.   
• As a horse and carriage will take longer to arrive at your wedding venue, this will give you time to gain composure and relax a little before you arrive for the ceremony.
• Living up to the dream of horse drawn carriage.
• Something different making the day extra special.  Most of us travel in a car every day, but very few in a horse drawn carriage.
• When your ceremony has finished and you are taken to your reception you will have more time with husband / wife before you join the hustle and bustle of drinks, dancing, food, speeches, and general talk with friends and family.
• Choose a convertible carriage if you are expecting nice weather on your wedding day.

 Con’s

• Can take longer to get to your destination with a horse drawn carriage, so if you are running to a tight time schedule the horse drawn carriage wouldn’t be the best option.
• A horse drawn carriage generally costs more.
• If it is a cold day you will get cold in the carriage as opposed to a car
• If the day is very hot, there is no air con in a horse drawn carriage
• A car will give a smoother ride

Choosing a Photographer

A photographer needs to know and understand every aspect of a wedding, and particularly your wedding.  A good photographer will ask about times, places and people.  It is important to find the photographer with the experience and style that suits what you want in your photographs. Like as any art, you would not  buy a Monet if you like Dali.  Photographers are artists, artists with light and composition.  Think about the style you want your photo's to take, traditional posed shots or reportage style.  Also ask your photographer about different albums, if they include a disc for you to reprint yourself, if not, it will extend the cost.  Visit a photographers web site to see their style of work.  Also ask your photographer if they have photographed any weddings in your chosen location before, if they have, this will increase the chance that the photographer will be able to deliver quality photographs.  Always get quotes from more than one photographer, and don't be scared to barter for the best deal.

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