March Wedding

[tracey_s1]

<p>The Bride does not think it will be nice enough to take photos outside (March in our part of the world could be from one extreme to the next- minus 40 degrees celcius to 10 degrees melty and mushy...but on average-it is pretty decent out, a bit chilly but tolerable) <br />So, she wants the photos taken indoors...probably for the Men's sake (they will be in kilts)<br />The hall isn't fancy and has poor lighting for photography, and there is not really any places indoors that are wedding photography worthy. <br /><br />I haven't said yes or no to her if I am going to shoot her wedding... But I am really not too sure about it... <br /><br />Advice would be greatly apreciated! I'm sure someone else has experienced something similar... <br />Thanks!</p>

[picturesque]

<p>Look at the following, in addition to searching. This question has been asked before.</p>

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[kevin_swan1]

<p>If you know it's going to be indoors, you could exercise more control over the lighting. Maybe set up some off-camera lighting, since you'll (presumably) have access to electricity and won't have to worry about weather. You could end up with some very nice formals, with the proper preparation.</p>

[rosina_dibello]

<p>Bring you lighting set up and backdrop. You can do all the formals and bride and groom pictures with that.</p>

 

[dennis osipiak]

<p>Minus 40 celsius equals -40F (1.8xC +32=F). Can't help but wonder what person would consider -40F wedding weather!</p>