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Frequently Asked Questions :: about wedding photography 1. How early do I need to book my wedding photographer? Once you have set aside a budget for your photographer, you may wish to approach and secure his services on your wedding day as soon as possible. This may be as early as a year prior to your wedding date. 2. Digital or Film? Does it matter? There are pros and cons for either. It depends on the nature of the event and the requirement of the job. For journalistic style wedding photography, digital is preferred as it greatly speeds up the workflow, allowing couples to receive their photographs sooner. Digital photos can easily be duplicated via CDs or DVDs. No more worries about cost of film nor bad shots. 3. Do you carry backup equipment? Yes I do. It is always good to be better prepared for any situation. 4. There are many small galleries of couple's wedding but where are the stylistic shots? Instead of choosing to showcase only the best few, I ensured that each "mini" gallery featured chronological shots from each wedding. I hope to provide a genuine feel of my style of photography and how the photographs would eventually turn out :: about aquiring and ordering art prints from whitebliss.com 1. How do I aquire the prints? To purchase prints, please email to hakpeng@whitebliss.com with the print number, name, address, country and contact number. Once delivery instructions are finalised and payment received in full, the prints will be delivered within 7 to 14 working days. 1. Are the prints mounted or framed? The prints are not mounted. However, mounting can be arranged at a nominal fee. 1. How are the prints packed? The prints will be packed in cardboard tubes. However, should the prints require mounting, additional packing materials such as bubble wraps will be used to ensure that the prints arrive in prestine condition.

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