Finding The Right Wedding Photographer with Raegan Garnett

On today’s episode, Danielle and Sara talk with Raegan Garnett of Raegan Garnett Photography. Raegan is a wedding and lifestyle photographer based out of Kentucky. After being gifted with her dream camera by her husband on their wedding day, Raegan was inspired to chase her dreams and began her business in 2017. She tells Danielle and Sara about her early passion for photography, working with her husband as a second shooter, and she gives her best advice for couples when looking for a wedding photographer. Raegan discusses the importance of connecting with photographers in person or over the phone to make sure your personalities and visions are aligned, and she shares the story of what happened when she found herself not meshing well with a client. Raegan explains her passion for genuinely connecting with clients versus simply booking work for the sake of it, and tells couples what questions to ask photographers when they meet for the first time. Sara and Danielle ask Raegan to share a wedding photography horror story, and they remind brides to consider how certain colors will be photographed when deciding on their color schemes. You can learn more about Raegan and view her beautiful work at http://raegangarnett.com/ (RaeganGarnett.com). Check out Danielle’s Floral Design company at https://www.ruffledwillow.com/ (RuffledWillow.com). And visit https://burdocfarms.com/ (BurdocFarms.com) to see Sara’s gorgeous barn wedding locale. Thanks for listening! Episode Highlights: Raegan’s passion for photography from a young age Being gifted with her dream camera by her husband on their wedding day, and his encouragement for Raegan to chase her dreams Working with her husband as a second shooter Her best advice when searching for a wedding photographer Connecting with your photographer in person or over the phone to make sure your visions and personalities click before the big day Raegan’s story of not meshing well with a client Her passion for connecting with couples rather than just booking work for the sake of