Asian Wedding Photographer in Bury St Edmunds

Yes, whenever two things run at once it pays for itself. Two sets of preparations in different buildings, say, or a ceremony where a single camera cannot hold both faces. One room with one focal point needs only one of us.

Yes, and evenings are their own discipline. Once daylight has gone the room lighting becomes the subject, and coloured uplighting will fight anything we add, so we agree beforehand what stays on and what gets turned off for the speeches.

Yes, and those are among the better hours of a weekend. Everything is close, messy and unposed, which suits a wide lens and no flash. Warn us if it happens outdoors, because harsh overhead sun changes what we bring.

Yes. Before the day we read what the venue publishes; Suffolk's approved list, for instance, gives The Athenaeum on Angel Hill a capacity of 235 and All Saints Hotel a capacity of 350, with outdoor weddings at the latter. We then plan the timings around that information and arrive early, so we are ready before the first guests are.

Fewer than most people buy, if the hours are placed well. Identify the single part of the weekend nobody could bear to lose, build coverage outward from there, and stop once the pictures begin repeating. Our advice on that will be blunt.