Couples alike worry about the budget because, let’s be real, getting married is an expensive process. If you’ve read anything about weddings and the planning process, you’ve seen where a typical wedding can cost roughly $38,000-ish dollars in 2019/2020.

That according to Wedding Wire and theKnot websites, you can do a WHOLE lot with that type of money and it’s a big pill to swallow if you’re fairly young and getting started in life.

Sure, some couples do it for far less and honestly, some, do it for FAR MORE.

So, the elephant in the room and no I’m not talking about the bride herself, it’s your pocketbook, money.

It seems that all couples no matter their budget talk about it yet most wedding vendors shy away from such an issue.

SO many couples want to spend large amount of money on the wedding day in order to have her dreams become reality. Many times, parents will step in and pay for things, sometimes the couple gets a wedding loan, or they save up over time, but regardless where the funding comes from, its money spent on the wedding day.

So, you’re engaged, you’ve booked the right wedding venue and now you need to figure out whom to choose for your wedding photographer.

Well, if you looked anywhere locally, you’ll find that there are plenty of them out there with a slue of price ranges, styles and offerings.

But how do you choose the right one?

I mean, just about every market in the United States has MORE wedding photographers than they do wedding venues.