Gear & Clothes

What to wear

Dress shirt/blouse with a collar(ironed/pressed/steamed)

Belt

Dress pants

Closed-toed dress shoes

If the wedding is formal or blacktie, please bring a blazer or jacket to dress up your outfit.

Pro tip: We want to blend in with wedding guests. Make sure to ask the couple (if you are a second shooter, please ask the lead shooter) about what the dress code is. Wearing black will make your outfit dressier and color will make your outfit more casual. When in doubt, wear black!

What not to wear

Shorts

Sandals

Shirts with large logos

Jeans

Hats

Sweats

T-shirts

Tank tops

Photographer taking a picture of a bride and groom at an outdoor wedding venue with trees and a green canopy overhead.

Lead Shooter Gear

Camera

  • A CAM- Must shoot at least 1080 HD 60 FPS(4K is preferable)

  • B CAM- Must shoot at least 1080 HD 24 FPS(4K is preferable)

  • Drone- Must shoot at least 1080 HD 24 FPS(4k is preferable) * only needed if specified*

  • We want our camera’s image to look clean up until at least 3200 ISO

Lenses

  • Something similiar to a 24-70mm at least with an f stop below 2.2

  • Something similiar to a 85 mm with an f stop below 2.2

Audio

  • For Ceremony- Lav Mics x 2

  • For Reception- Zoom H4 and cords (or equivalent) and back up mic

Accessories

  • ND Filters

  • Batteries and chargers

  • Lens wipes

  • tripod and monopod or gimbal

  • Lights and stand

Second Shooter Gear

Camera

  • A CAM- Must shoot at least 1080 HD 24 FPS(4K is preferable)

  • We want our camera’s image to look clean up until at least 3200 ISO

Lens

  • Something similar to a zoom- 24-70mm with an f stop below 4.0

Accessories

  • Tripod

  • Batteries and chargers