Ok..help me out here. I got my wedding album proof and I wasn't happy with some things, and I made a bunch of suggestions. Is this bad? i feel like my photographer will take it personally but i figure that It's my album and I should be happy right? did you guys do this? I had a bunch of suggestions..lol
Cpt2007
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we were ok with most of ours (think the only thing i changed was a photo from color to b/w). But if there had been things I didn't like, ABSOLUTELY i would have spoken up.
In the end, you are paying for a product. If its not what you want, then you should say so and get something that you like.
So don't worry about making changes. If they are a professional, they will get it and not be offended.
hcshea255
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Don't feel bad at all...we did the same thing. We had about 40 something pages in our album...and when we first saw it...we made changes to about 25 or so pages in the book. Then after we saw the changes again we made about 5 changes again....our photographer wasn't happy with us for a little while...but in the end after all was said and done we were very happy with our album......
Make as many changes as you need to!
Good Luck!
nifheim
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MAKE THE CHANGES - that is why it is a proof. Sometimes the designer doesn't see things.
zoe282
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Posted by hcshea255
Don't feel bad at all...we did the same thing. We had about 40 something pages in our album...and when we first saw it...we made changes to about 25 or so pages in the book. Then after we saw the changes again we made about 5 changes again....our photographer wasn't happy with us for a little while...but in the end after all was said and done we were very happy with our album......
Make as many changes as you need to!
Good Luck!
OH good! this is how i felt...but whatever in the end it's my album lol she can be mad if she wants
HelenZ
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I wouldn't worry about offending the photographer, honestly they may not realize how you would've wanted it if you don't say something, and after its all said & done, you're the one keeping it, so you should be happy! don't feel bad at all!
