The Events by Evonne blog» Blog Archive » Wedding Photography: Part 3

In addition to everything I have mentioned in Parts 1 and 2, food photos are also very important because more likely than not, you won’t have much time to eat during your reception, and you maybe forget what each dish looks like. If your food looks as delicious as those in the photos below, taken by Tiffany Fosnight and Erica Mancini of Adeline and Grace Photography, you’d definitely want your photographer capture these shots.

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Tags: Adeline & Grace Photography, Rhode Island Wedding Photographer

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2 Responses to “Wedding Photography: Part 3”

Kylee Says:
July 1st, 2009 at 8:32 am
Wishing i will have a wonderful wedding one day…just a plain wedding sweet wedding..
photography Says:
August 17th, 2009 at 4:42 pm
Very nice information. Thanks for this.

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