1)  Bride putting on veil and garter
2)  Bride pinning on parent's flowers
3)  Bride in mirror
4)  Bride posed with parents, siblings, and others present at her preparation
5)  Bride entering limousine or other vehicle
6)  Groom and Best Man before the ceremony
7)  Seating of the parents at church
8)  Procession into the church - be sure to maintain a reasonable distance between each other as you
come down the aisle - three or four pews is the minimum recommended spacing.
9)  Full ceremony - may number up to 36 photographs
10)   Procession out of the church - again, be sure to maintain a distance between each other
11)   Receiving line
12)* The entire wedding party
13)* Bride and Groom with Maid/Matron of Honor and Best Man
14)* Bride with all female attendants
15)* Groom with all male attendants
16)* Bride and Groom with Bride's Parents
17)* Bride and Groom with both sets of Parents
18)* Bride and Groom with Groom's Parents
19)* Bride and Groom with any Grandparents
20)* Bride and Groom with Ring Bearer and Flower Girl
21)* Bride and Groom - several of this pose - a few in B&W for newspapers
22)* Bride alone
23)* Hands with Rings
24)Bride and Groom leaving the church
25)Bride and Groom entering limousine or other vehicle
27)Introductions of the wedding party at the reception
28)Toast by Best Man
29)Bride and Groom with champagne
30)Kiss over the head table
31)Buffet line and/or the head table
32)Wedding cake
33)Cake cutting
34)Cake feeding
35)Kiss at wedding cake
36)First dance
37)Bride and father dance
38)Groom and mother dance
39)Wedding party dance
40)Bride and Groom dancing with various partners
41)Candids of guests
42)Garter and Bouquet toss
43)Man and woman who caught garter and bouquet

*Denotes formal posed photograph immediately following the ceremony. The time required to photograph all of the routine poses is approximately 15-20 minutes - variables include the number of persons in the wedding party and the number of special request photos. Be sure to inform everyone that is to be involved in the posed photographs that they need to remain at the church following the ceremony. It is recommended that all posed photographs be completed prior to your arrival at the reception hall - this will prevent the need to “leave the party for pictures.”