Las Vegas Wedding Photography

My fiance and I want to get married at The Flamingo in Las Vegas. They have a beautiful courtyard and would like to peruse that. We go to Vegas every year and always stay at The Flamingo.

We have done hours of vegas wedding research online, but would like to hear from REAL people who ACTUALLY had their wedding at The Flamingo. Any photos you can share (we couldn't find many REAL photos) or stories would be great.

We were thinking about this package: http://www.harrahs.com/weddings/flamingo -las-vegas/flv-packages-vegas-a-gogo.htm l . Has anyone done that?

The most important thing to us is having a small, intimate ceremony, and having LOTS of photography of the ceremony as well as the wedding party (it's small) at the surrounding Vegas area for cool shots on the strip, etc.

Thanks!

I love the Flamingo! It is classic Vegas! It has a lot of mob history, and has really done awesome with their new upgrade!

Have fun!

2008-09-30 07:21:43 by showcorvettelove

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I am going to Las Vegas in August with all my friends and family for a once in a lifetime trip (my wedding). I would love to take great photos, but I'm a little new at it. My camera is a Fuji FinePix S700 and I have a few lenses (uv, polarizing and diffusion). I can get daytime shots without a problem, but the night shots look terrible. I've practiced with all the settings, which are a little confusing, but it doesn't seem right. I know night shots are tricky, not to mention all the lights in the background that will be going on. Does anyone have any advice? I have read the owners manual several times, but I would like to hear from someone with experience in photography.

The best time to shoot on the Strip would be during very late afternoon and twilight before dark. If you shoot with some blue still in the sky, the neon will pop and you should have enough light to avoid using a tripod. You won't need any filters. Try to stay on the wide end of your lens and practice holding the camera still as you press the shutter. You will do better looking through the viewfinder rather than shooting with the screen at arm's length.

There is enough light on the Strip, even after dark, that with careful technique you should still be able to hand hold. Use the slow synch flash setting for people shots. Turn off the flash for cityscapes. Set your shutter speed manually to try a few. Start at 1/60 and try slower and slower until you find the slowest you can hold and still get relatively clean shots.

Have fun in Las Vegas and good luck with your wedding!

2007-07-01 15:49:04 by Hey there

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I live in Henderson and plan to get married. Where is the best place in Las Vegas to get married if I want something very simple and cheap, but don't want it to be cheesy? I prefer a wedding with only the minister and witness there, no flowers, catering, or professional photography, and under a gazebo. Is there anywhere I could go without having to pay for the packages they offer?

go to this website.....www.lvweddingconnection.com

Speak with Joni Moss who is very knowledgeable and tell her Melody from Bridal Connection sent you!


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She is a wedding professional that I can highly recommend for the Las Vegas area.

2009-08-16 00:05:16 by Jason112

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