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Mrs. Gray Wolf, Washington DC Age and Occupation: 26, Business Development Executive Fiance's Age and Occupation: 30, Research Scientist Engagement Date: November 11, 2011 Wedding Date: February 2013 Venue: Whittemore House About Me: I'm an ultra-organized, pun-loving, list-making, cheese-enthusiast bride-to-be. Although my day job is in cubicle land, I'm happiest in the modern art wing of a museum, having recently earned my Masters in Museum Studies. Shortly after a chance meeting five years ago, I moved in with Wolfman and haven't looked back since. We love music, movies, TV, and all things pop culture; we have an unspoken competition to be the first to share the latest YouTube sensation or indie song. Together, we've filled quite a few pages in our passports, but also love quiet nights in with a Game of Thrones marathon and our French Bulldog, Tonks (Harry Potter, anyone?). I'm planning a small, cozy winter wedding---think mercury glass and candle light---in the heart of DC. Our venue is a historic home with a lot of political charm, but needs a bit of work to be wedding-ready.
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Oh Yeah, a Photographer!

December 19th, 2012 @ 11:09 am by Mrs. Gray Wolf

I’m writing this post about a year late, but I realized that I neglected to cover a big vendor decision—our photographer!

Confession: photography was never super high on our list of stuff to invest in. For a while, Wolfman even suggested that we just buy a nice camera and enlist someone to snap a few shots of us. I strongly vetoed this approach, of course, but I didn’t want to pay an arm and a leg for photography either (which, especially in the DC region, is really easy to do).

Unlike other vendor decisions, we picked a budget and stuck to it, because it made it far easier to sift through the dozens of photographers in the area. We also really didn’t care about engagement pictures, so we favored photographers that allowed us to exchange an engagement shoot for more wedding coverage. Surprisingly, those two parameters really left only a handful of photographers up for consideration, and we ended up booking the first one we met with, Emily Clack. Even if we had no budget, I feel like she’s a steal. Some examples of her work:

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I think her photojournalistic approach is perfect for us, as is her flexibility on our package. She also will let us add coverage on the fly if we want, which I appreciate.

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I know other bees have had a tough time with this vendor decision, but it was one of our easiest. I think it helped that we were (mostly) on the same page with how much importance we placed on it, and that it seemed to be one of those vendors with a price point for every budget.

Did you and your SO agree on how important photography was?

All photos by Emily Clack Photography

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4 Responses to “Oh Yeah, a Photographer!”

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Miss Bat (message)  285 posts, Helper bee

Her work is beautiful! What a great choice! Our photographer was the first one we talked to, too, and I also see her as an absolute steal. Photography wasn’t a huge priority for us, either: yes, we want pictures, but we know lots of people can take them (well!) so we had plenty of (reasonable!) options.

 
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Mrs. Pony (message)  8,364 posts, Bumble Beekeeper

She does beautiful work, I can’t wait to see what she captures on your wedding day!

 
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panda (message)  933 posts, Busy bee

oh your pictures are going to be gorgeous! can’t wait!

 
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emma

I want to thank Dr. Antogai because he just did a miracle in my life last week ago and i also want to use this opportunity to wish you happy Christmas in advance i hope you keep your good work up contact him anyone with problem in love relationship he can help you out antogaispelltemple@yahoo.com

 

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Mrs. Gray Wolf, Washington DC Age and Occupation: 26, Business Development Executive Fiance's Age and Occupation: 30, Research Scientist Engagement Date: November 11, 2011 Wedding Date: February 2013 Venue: Whittemore House About Me: I'm an ultra-organized, pun-loving, list-making, cheese-enthusiast bride-to-be. Although my day job is in cubicle land, I'm happiest in the modern art wing of a museum, having recently earned my Masters in Museum Studies. Shortly after a chance meeting five years ago, I moved in with Wolfman and haven't looked back since. We love music, movies, TV, and all things pop culture; we have an unspoken competition to be the first to share the latest YouTube sensation or indie song. Together, we've filled quite a few pages in our passports, but also love quiet nights in with a Game of Thrones marathon and our French Bulldog, Tonks (Harry Potter, anyone?). I'm planning a small, cozy winter wedding---think mercury glass and candle light---in the heart of DC. Our venue is a historic home with a lot of political charm, but needs a bit of work to be wedding-ready.

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