Behind the Scenes: The Lightner Museum, Saint Augustine, Florida

Behind the Scenes: The Lightner Museum, Saint Augustine, Florida - Wedding Photography

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10 ай бұрын

Hi there!
I am a wedding photographer (suess moments) based in New Jersey and was hired to document an extraordinary wedding for Stefani and Nick at the Lightner Museum in Saint Augustine, Florida.
I took my boyfriend along to capture GoPro behind the scenes as I shoot a wedding - Whether you're a couple (bride or groom) wanting to learn more about the Lightner Museum wedding day or a photographer looking for tips and tricks for your wedding photography services - I have plenty of information to share along with photos to inspire your wedding at the Lightner Museum!
Sit back and relax and enjoy the show
Wedding vendors:
Photographer @suessmomentsweddings
Planner @coastalcelbrationsstaug
Ceremony & Reception Venue @lightnermuseumevents
Ceremony & Reception Music @white_tie_events
Cocktail Hr. Magician @conjurerofcheaptricks1
Caterer @efscatering
Cake/Baker @cremedelacocoa
Videographer @rene_visuals
Florist @jadevioletweddingflorals
Photo Booth @white_tie_events
Hair @studiobride
Makeup @studiobride
Rentals @stjohnsilluminations
Transportation @oldtowncart
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Thank you for watching! :)
- Miranda Suess
www.suessmoments.com
/ suessmomentsweddings
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@percussivearts101 10 ай бұрын

Hi Miranda, congrats on your engagment! Love your content! Mind my asking how you lit the confetti & champagne popping moment? Also, why do you prefer off camera vs. on camera? Advantages? Disadvantages? Thank you! :)

@MirandaSuess 10 ай бұрын

Thank you for such sweet words :) So for the confetti/champagne popping moment (4:23) you can see a light popping behind me. I had an AD200 on a chair aimed to the white ceiling. I am unsure of the power but I test the scene without flash first and then turn on the flash trigger and ad200 to try different settings as "test shots" before taking "real" photos. That way I am happy with how they will look. I prefer off camera lighting to allow creativity. To move around my subject and get different light. I also am a fan of lighter gear as adding a flash on it causes hand cramps! haha - hope this helps?!