Fifty years from now, your wedding photographs will be among your most precious possessions, even if they are not very good.  A hundred years from now, your wedding album will be a treasured part of your family history.  You want beautiful photographs, for now and later.

In the long run, selecting an excellent wedding photographer is one of the most important decisions you will make while planning your wedding.  Sure, your cousin, uncle, brother, sister or best friend can take great pictures when everything goes right,  A professional wedding photographer has the experience and equipment to get it right, even when conditions are challenging.  We do it for a living.

So how you do you find the right photographer?  Wedding photography is both science and art.  In the digital age, photography looks easy, but a lot of things can go wrong.  The science of photography is getting the right exposure in the first place, and then producing finished photographs that are excellent.

The art of photography is all about beautiful photographs of you, your friends, and family.  They may be traveling long distances you your wedding.  This is not an opportunity to be wasted.

And don't forget, your photographer is a guest at your wedding and will be a part of the festivities.  You want someone who makes you comfortable.  Ask your prospective photographers how they fit into your wedding day.  You own your wedding and you have the right to choose the right photographer.

Please take a look at sample photographs from members of our association and contact several photographers so you can select the one that is right for you.

There is truly something for every bride and groom.

Pricing and packaging vary and you will find a wedding photographer that fits every budget. Our member photographers are in many location along the front range of Colorado including Boulder CO, Louisville CO, Broomfield CO, Denver CO, Centennial CO, Aurora CO, Arvada CO and more.

Please take a look at our samples and send us an e-mail if you like what you see. 

The following advice comes from Memorable Wedding http://www.memorablewedding.co.uk/FindingPhotographer.html
This is an independent site that offers wedding advice on many topics.

Making a Shortlist

The final decision

• If you've contacted a photographic agency, have you seen the portfolio of the person who'll be taking your pictures? Check this at your appointment and ask to view an album done by the photographer you're hiring.
• Has the lensman already worked at your chosen venue? A good local snapper will probably have done several weddings at the most popular places and have a good idea of the best places and time to take certain shots.
• Above all, do you feel comfortable with this person and trust them to be sympathetic to your needs? Anybody who makes you feel nervous or belittled will not be right for you, no matter how highly recommended they are.