We are having such a hard time trying to pick proofs for our album. How do you/did you start off your album. Do i mix pictures around or start with pics of me then go into church pics and then reception pics. Im so lost.
PeteysBride
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We are having such a hard time trying to pick proofs for our album. How do you/did you start off your album. Do i mix pictures around or start with pics of me then go into church pics and then reception pics. Im so lost.
Hmm I think it depends on your prefernce. We did it starting with the hall itself and details and then we did Dh getting ready, me arriving and getting ready cause I got ready at the hall, formal shots of me and my BP, then the ceremony, the formals with the BP and families and then the dances, the cake cutting and then the reception. TYhe pages are in my album under album layout if you want to look.
MrsQ-in2007
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We'll be doing ours soon and it really is a daunting task!
What I plan to do is take my favorites from all the different 'parts' of the day and then narrow it down from those favorites.
The 'parts' I'm going to choose favorites from are:
Me getting ready DH getting ready Me arriving at church Walk down aisle Ceremony aspects Leaving church Bridal Party formals Family formals Intro to reception Reception elements (first dance, parent dances, cake cutting, bo-k toss, etc) Fun at reception (people dancing etc) Details (closeups of bo-k, invite, shoes, centerpieces, aisle runner, slipper basket, etc etc etc).
I think that's most of it. Then I'll narrow it down from there.
MushesGirl
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i also got ready at the hall, so we started our album with shots of me, mom, the girls. then we proceed to the ceremony and party. we had a tough time also picking; our photographer gave a good suggestion. go through all the pics and pull out all the ones you like even a little bit. then spread all those out chronologically and narrow it down from there.