Weddings in Ireland
Tom Lawlor – wedding tips
Posted on Tuesday, Aug 24th, 2010 in The IPWS Blog | Wedding Tips | Weddings in Ireland by Alan Murphy | Add Comment
Here is another in our series of leading photographers giving tips to brides - this time it is Tom Lawlor. Tom is an acclaimed Irish photographer and broadcaster who works out of the Red Stable, St Annes Park in Raheny, Dublin.
Tips for Brides #2
Posted on Monday, Jul 19th, 2010 in The IPWS Blog | Wedding Tips by Alan Murphy | Add Comment
Here is the second in our series of quick tips for brides by leading Irish photographers. It is from South Dublin based photographer Cliff Colreavy.
Tips for Brides – #1 Get me to the Church on Time
Posted on Thursday, Jul 15th, 2010 in The IPWS Blog | Wedding Tips | Weddings in Ireland by Alan Murphy | Add Comment
In this short clip Dominic Lee, of Priory Weddings, talks about reasons a bride might be unacceptably late for her wedding ceremony. Dominic has been photographing weddings for many years and is based in Stillorgan, South Dublin. Look out for more tips from Dominic and other professional photographers around Ireland on photographers.ie
Getting Married – Choosing your date
Posted on Friday, Jun 18th, 2010 in The IPWS Blog | Weddings in Ireland by Alan Murphy | Add Comment
With all the sport on the television at the moment I began to think about the importance of choosing a wedding date carefully. If it is avoidable it is best not to go up against a Cup Final, Grand National or Big Boxing Bout.
So here's an idea - guys are (in general) more into sport than ladies - so why not delegate the checking of sporting events to the Groom ... Read More »
Hiring a photographer in Ireland.
Posted on Tuesday, Jun 23rd, 2009 in The IPWS Blog | Wedding Tips by Alan Murphy | Add Comment
Here is a summary of points to consider when setting out to hire a photographer to cover your big event.
Photography is a creative process and not all professional photographers want to join associations or be judged by awards.
You may be better served by a small professional operation than an international, award winning (and expensive) operation; the important thing is that you have the choice and know all the alternatives.
There are ... Read More »
