So that each photograph will be the perfection you desire and that we do not keep your guests waiting any longer then necessary, we ask that no other camera be used in the church during the photographic sessions.

Any additional orders requested by friends and relatives must be paid in full at the time of the order. We ask that a specific person be delegated to coordinate the orders and money due to ACCENT PHOTOGRAPHY. Out of town weddings will incur time and travel charge of $.50 per mile.

For weddings on Sundays and Holidays an additional charge of $100.00 will be applied.

What should I do to prepare for the photo session?
To photograph you at your best, we recommend the following:

All clothing should be in the same tonal range-preferably medium to dark. Because we see lighter areas first, clothing should be darker to avoid becoming predominant. For high-key photography, you'll modify this recommendation.

Small children may be dressed in slightly lighter clothing than adults. You will simply be giving the child equal visual importance. The parents (larger and darker) will be counter balanced by the smaller, lighter child.

Avoid white, black, exceptionally bright colors, and bold patterns-except accents. White, while it's attractive in high key, normally should be avoided. Because the tonal range of films and papers is so limited, white and black reproduce with very little detail. Bright colors (bright yellow, hot pink, etc.) can be overpowering. Patterns (prints, polka dots, plaids) draw attention to themselves because they are so busy. Dark, saturated patterns can be quite elegant and almost anything can work as an accent if it is barely visible.

Wear long sleeves. Because arms are light, they become visually equal to the face. And, useful as arms are, most clients still want portraits of their faces.
All clothing should elicit a single mood-either formal or informal.
You may bring (3) three changes of clothing.