Brides,  Grooms and Couples

Getting Married, Congratulations, this page is Just For You!

There never has been a better time to ask PhotoFill for an Experienced Wedding Photographer* !

Organising your wedding before Christmas (the wedding can take place at any time)? Request a search and you will be entered into the monthly draw! Send your Wedding details via the 'Contact' form, you will then be contacted to verify your Wedding details (no time wasters please) and given available photographers details. At the end of each month, up until Christmas, a draw will be made and if you are the lucky winner, you will be sent a lovely Mini Bottle of Champagne with the Compliments of PhotoFill.

Be assured that all photographers go through a vetting process before being put on the database and they produce quality work, you are of course at liberty to meet them before hand if there is time, view their web sites and discuss your requirements. The final decision is yours and you are within your rights to refuse their services*.

How to request a Wedding Photographer search. Use the 'Contact' page to make your request, give all the details of your special day that you can, including venues, dates, times and type of photography (e.g. traditional, reportage, new-wave art, story book etc) , if photographers are available in your area, you will be contacted with their details.  For caring and experienced service contact 'PhotoFill', co-ordinated by Rona Cox, herself a wedding photographer! If you like the service, tell your friends and you are of course at liberty to make a donation! You may well also win a mini bottle of champagne up until Christmas!

*Please note that all photographers on the register are their own agents and are not employed by 'PhotoFill'; they are members of the co-ordination service only. 'PhotoFill' does not accept liability for the conduct of any photographer, but do please inform me, if, for any reason, you are unhappy with the service they provided. Full 'Terms and Conditions' will be sent to you on request.

Try it today! Use the 'Contact' form to forward your wedding details and stand a chance of winning a small bottle of bubbly every month until Christmas!

• About a month before your wedding write out a time table of the day and make sure all wedding services know what time you expect them. Be realistic - they will probably be able to help you, they do this all the time. Photographers are an especially good source of information as they see all sorts of weddings and know the potential problems.

• There is a FREE wedding planner, should you like one, when you contact me with a query!

• If you are being married in a church with bells, and you are having them rung after the ceremony; remember that during this time, it is virtually impossible for the photographer to organise groups or be heard by anybody, therefore, more time must be allowed for photographs.

• On the morning of the wedding, it may be tempting, but don't drink too much. Nerves and alcohol don't mix. Ladies - mind that lipstick on your glass getting transferred onto your dress. Guys - check there is some one around that can tie a cravat or Prince of Wales tie knot before the morning of the wedding!

• Organise someone to take spare 'button holes' for other guests to the wedding venue.

•  If you are using your own car or your relatives' car to transport you to the ceremony, make sure the keys are in a safe, obvious place - many a wedding has started late because the keys can't be found in all the upheaval!

•  It might seem obvious, but don't forget the bride's flowers or the groom's 'button hole'! (I have attended at least 10 weddings where this has happened - so it does!)

•  It is illegal to photograph the actual signing of the register - hence the mock up is usually done after the signing. It's much easier for the photographer to organise the wedding party and flowers in a small space after the signing, anyway!

• Talking of registers, everyone calls it a 'Registry Office', its proper title is 'Register Office' or just 'Registry'!

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