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Anticipation!
Oh, I think I've gone crazy.
I think I'm crazy, right?
Completely.
In addition to photography, the last stage that
I had to live with the damn pandemic
has already made this head explode everywhere.
A couple of months ago it seemed that
we were not going to shoot just a
damn wedding all year round, now suddenly it
seems that we do.
This Saturday we have a wedding, the next
day we rest, but the next day we
start having weddings, as if it were a
real season, and I don't know about you,
but this is making me damn crazy, and
I don't even know what to think, or
what to understand, or how to organize things.
The point is that in today's video I
would like to talk to you about anticipation,
but not anticipation itself, of anticipating to take
a photo in those previous moments.
No, no, I'm talking about anticipating to know
what's going to happen on the day of
the wedding, and although many times I have
told you that there is a margin for
adventure, that things arise as they arise, improvisation
in theory, but the truth, and I want
it to be clear to all of you,
is that improvisation exists in our weddings, but
there is also a very, very established script
in which we try to keep everything there,
so that everything works well, and follow that
script that we have established in our mind,
so that more or less the report comes
out as we would like it to come
out.
So let's focus on this.
First of all, I should say, that before
it starts, there may be the possibility that
you have, for example, a wedding planner or
not.
If you have it, it will help us
to know everything perfectly, how the couple is,
how they are going to organize it, what
things are going to be really special, because
the wedding planner will not be carried away
by the anxieties of the moment, and will
tell us the truth at all times.
I mean, we never get carried away by
the couple, by what the couple tells us,
because the couple is going to enlarge everything,
and sometimes what a rice output can be
for the couple, disorbitant, and that they are
going to throw kilos and kilos of rice,
the wedding planner is going to tell us,
look, they have prepared only three or four
bags of rice, so they are a couple
a little ...
Well, I think you already understand where I'm
going, right?
So, if you have a wedding planner, it's
fabulous, but if you don't have a wedding
planner, you're going to have to, like us,
a few minutes ago, talk to the boyfriends.
I mean, organize a video call days in
advance to know what is going to happen.
Not to know exactly what is going to
happen, but if you have, for example, a
script, and say, for example, know people who
are going to talk, know people who are
going to deliver something, I mean, if they
are going to talk, if they are going
to talk, for example, friends, or if they
are going to talk, for example, the boyfriends,
we need to see it, because that is
going to help us when it comes to
knowing if there is going to be a
speech, we are going to record it.
You already know how important it is that
we record the speeches and then prepare a
slideshow in conditions.
I mean, anticipate that someone is going to
talk.
We already know that at the next wedding,
the best friend of the boyfriend is going
to make a five-minute speech, and apparently
they think it's going to be something super
personal.
So that's going to help us.
In the same way, we want to know
how the bride is going to go, from
the church, for example, to the church, and
in that case, we tell them that one
of us, for example, in this case, I'm
going to go in the bride's car, which
they already knew before, but we emphasize it
again.
I mean, let's anticipate that not at the
last moment I'm left out, right?
And Erika, I mean, she's going to look
for life, well, she's not going to look
for life, she's going to worry about parking
the car at the church door, well, at
the door, in a nearby park, and we
also found out or we know that they
are going to walk, I mean, the boyfriend
is going to walk from his house to
the church, with which we intuit that there
may be photos.
As a result, the day before, on Friday,
Erika and I are going to go to
Barcelona, first of all, to take a walk
from the boyfriend's house to the church, to
know what possibilities there may be, to see
if there are going to be super busy
streets, or streets that are not so busy,
I mean, we are going to try to
see what is happening there, okay?
In the same way, we are also going
to visit, for example, the church, because the
boyfriends have already told us, we enter through
one door, and we leave through another.
As much as we see that church on
Google, gentlemen, it will not help us at
all, I mean, to anticipate that again, and
above all, to know which door they enter,
and to know which door they exit, and
to know what happens.
Also, if they are going to exit through
another door, which looks like a very, very
small square, we are going to see, we
are going to call, we are going to
be bothered to see if in any of
those houses that live in front of the
church, one of us can go up and
can capture some image, as in previous years
we have photographed images like the one that
I am showing you now.
That is why it is so important that
we have a video call, a call with
the couple, and that ultimately we know a
little bit what is going to happen in
that aspect, or the day of the wedding,
I mean, to go a little bit on
a prepared script.
But in the same way that we visit
the church and the nearby area, we are
going to visit, as it is obvious, that
farm, or that farm, because we do not
know it, and mainly because the couple told
us, or told us that near the church
there is nothing attractive for them, it may
be for us, but we are going to
have a plan B, we are going to
go to that farm, we are going to
analyze it, we are going to take a
look at it, and we are going to
see, above all, if in the nearby areas,
in the nearby area of the farm, there
is any possibility, on the way to the
farm, to have already thought if there is
a possibility for a shot.
In addition, the couple, we have found out
that they have hired a vintage car, I
mean, an old car, one of these beautiful
wedding cars, in which I will go with
the bride and the bride's father, from the
bride's house to the church, but later it
is more than likely that Erika will go
with our vehicle to the farm, start taking
details, and I will take care of going
with the couple's car from the church to
the farm, and that we stop at some
point near the farm, apparently there are some
vineyards, some stories out there, to take advantage
to take something.
I mean, we do this at all weddings.
There is no wedding that we go or
visit a farm and that we do not
know what the farm is like, or that
we do not know what the restaurant is
like, or what surrounds the farm, because at
some point we may get a pretty interesting
photo.
That's why we have to be a little
bit aware of what is going to happen,
not only before the ceremony, during the ceremony,
later, and even during the party.
We already know who the bouquet will be
given to, we already know that the couple
are very embarrassed and do not want to
talk, and that their friends will talk for
them.
I mean, these are things that will help
us not to go to the wedding as
if we were hippies going on a total
adventure, but quite the opposite, we will be
prepared.
Later, on the day of the wedding, we
will find out, or we will always find
out in advance of what is going to
happen.
I mean, once we enter the hacienda, the
first thing we are going to do is
talk to the maître, introduce ourselves, very politely,
and tell him, look, we are the wedding
photographer, we just wanted to know if something
was going to happen in advance, of friends
or something, please let us know before that
happens so that the bull does not catch
us.
It is not the first time that we
are eating something, we are in a place
and suddenly we see that the grooms are
giving themselves up, doing something, and we are
in another place because we thought that nothing
would happen.
It is good that the maître is on
our side and that he warns us about
the things that are going to happen at
all times.
In the same way, when the cocktail is
already a little advanced, I go again to
the maître, for example, and ask him again,
just to get organized, do you know how
long or how long do you think the
guests are going to enter the room?
Why do I ask this?
Because knowing the time left, maybe then, on
the farm, we have seen some corner, like
that photo of the circle in which we
prepare it to do it in those five
minutes that the grooms enter the room, do
you understand me?
With which, that time will serve me to
say, within ten minutes, the maître is going
to enter the room, with which I will
have five minutes to steal the couple and
take four photos.
That is, anticipate me again and know what
is going to happen.
So that the time does not come when
all the guests enter and I do not
know what to do.
Do you understand me?
Super important.
And once the banquet is already, that people
start eating or having dinner, the first thing
I'm going to do, once I have all
the photos and everything ready, I'm going to
talk to the DJ.
With the DJ to find out, super important,
what kind of light he is going to
put, what kind of song, finally.
Then, what kind of songs are going to
continue, why?
Because depending on what kind of songs it
opens, how is going to be that party
or how many golfers are really the grooms.
Depending on the music, I think we already
have clear many, many things.
And above all, it opens if there is
going to be a video, a surprise, a
story.
I mean, everything that is going to involve,
but above all, with the main DJ, is
to know what kind of music, what kind
of lights, in the first dance, above all,
if he is going to throw smoke or
not, then, later, how many lights or how
many possibilities does that DJ have or those
stories for me to know.
And organize myself, as always, politely, and ask
for the DJ to say for the first
dance, maybe you could put this light, you
could put another one, all these things.
I mean, we are going to always go
a little ahead of what is going to
happen, so that it is logical that there
is going to be a margin for improvisation,
but there is going to be a greater
margin for an established script that helps us
in the end, to have the reins, at
all times, of the horse so outspoken in
which it can become a damn wedding.
So, that until now, and I hope that
all this helps you a little bit, since
I know that some of you are going
to start wedding soon, others in the following
weeks, so all these little tips I think
they can come in handy so that the
report comes out in conditions.
So, nothing more, until next time and keep
hiring weddings, bastards!
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