I know when the church or chapel isn't very large, 'staged' pictures are taken because the photographer would either get in the way or interrupt the ceremony if he took pictures during the actual service.
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At our church, our photographer will be asked to take certain 'staged' shots after the wedding, such as the readers doing the readings. That's how it was also done at my brother's wedding years ago at the same church. Is this just something with my church, or is that a standard practice at weddings? Also, did your photographer not take these 'staged' photos after the actual ceremony? Just curious.
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At our church, our photographer will be asked to take certain 'staged' shots after the wedding, such as the readers doing the readings. That's how it was also done at my brother's wedding years ago at the same church. Is this just something with my church, or is that a standard practice at weddings? Also, did your photographer not take these 'staged' photos after the actual ceremony? Just curious.