I had to make a decision today which sometimes comes very easily for me. I see it, I want it and there a decision. Other times though I have lots of difficulties with deciding, should I keep that sweater eventhough I have not worn it in five years? What shall we have for dinner tonight? Or how will I call this blog post? Things I love Friday installment or Ways to learn? You see what I want to post about it is really a bit of both.

For one it is Friday, no denying that, and second of all I like ways to learn. You see my dilemma? So I decided to give it a proper title and do right to what I want to talk about. Because today is for photographers but for brides as well. Wedding planning is all about the preparation and the better prepared you are the best way you can anticipate what is ahead. Planning a wedding not only goes for the couple it goes for the photographer as well, the wedding day that is. When planning your wedding one of the main things is the timeline of the wedding day. Some have a small timeline while others start at the crack of dawn and end way into the night. For a photographer the timeline is the lifeline to the day and determine show much time we get to capture all the events of the day.

Kenny Kim, an esteemed wedding photographer, has written a book on this subject (and more) from the wedding photographers perspective called Digital Wedding Photography Planner. It starts with the client meeting, the engagement shoot, equipment, the major milestones of the wedding day and more. The book is full of gorgeous images and a lot of hands on information, shot lists and details.

As Kenny states planning makes perfect and that is a fact. The digital wedding photographers planner is a nice book. Not only does it contains a lot of great images, some information is straight forward but this book has some great tips on handling awkward situations, must have shots and workflow. A nice read for photographers mostly but also very insightfull for bride, especially the ones that find photography important.