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Dollar Store Queen posted: 04 Jul at 4:25 pm
slacks and a shirt and tie or a tux- maybe coordinate with the wedding colors
JooHee? posted: 06 Jul at 7:30 pm
Well, I think you should dress appropriate for a wedding. I mean, two reasons. It’s your family’s wedding, so I’m guessing you’re gonna be in the family pictures right? and because you’re gonna be all over the place that people will see you and won’t take you seriously as a photographer.
ilovemymom posted: 08 Jul at 3:42 pm
I dont think there’s any convention, since Ive been to many weddings and photographers usually wear something simple but formal, such as a button down shirt and black pants and black shoes.
winkcat posted: 11 Jul at 3:34 am
you want to disappear as much as possible. Wear a black dress shirt, black pants, and shoes that don’t make noise.
Monty posted: 12 Jul at 3:46 pm
Get a suit that is comfortable. One that fits well, so you don’t feel it is pulling when you stretch or bend.
mizshaionex posted: 14 Jul at 7:47 am
I agree with the others…
Dress for a wedding as if you are a guest, which you are but you just have an extra job to do. I would suggest slacks ( tan or black ) and a button shirt and a tie. I hope this helps and good luck with the photographys but dont forget to include yourself in the pictures as well.
dockarson1 posted: 17 Jul at 12:51 am
Dress as a guest. You want to blend in. You arent going to be the only one there with a camera, you dont want to stick out in someone elses photos by being under or over dressed.
Pookie posted: 17 Jul at 6:27 pm
could you not get a pair of comfortable black pants? maybe not super expensive dressy ones, but at least a slack that comfortable for one, and can be dressed up for two. if the wedding isn’t in the summer, find a nice sweater to pull it all together, or a button up shirt or something, I think you can for sure dress on the casual side, but you need to look Professional, that’s the key here.
Something Blue Book posted: 19 Jul at 9:36 pm
A lot of wedding photographers wear black slacks, flat shoes, and a button-up shirt. It kind of lets people know you are a worker and it allows you to, like you said, go around everyone comfortably. Hope this helped!
fizzy stuff posted: 22 Jul at 11:51 pm
I dont think you should be wearing a suit, unless you are a guest. If you are strictly the photographer, you should dress for the job.
Our photographer wore black pants, black shoes, and a black shirt tucked in. And we had a nice wedding.
I assume you will be carrying heavy equipment and moving your upper body a lot, so a dress shirt or suit will prevent you from moving freely. Remember, if you are the photographer you will not be in the any of the pictures, either. However, no khakis or tshirts please!
Harmony posted: 24 Jul at 7:01 pm
A wedding photographer dresses at the same respectable formality of any other invited guest. (This applies to other invited vendors that do not have a specific uniform to wear, as well)
Wear exactly what you would have worn if you were attending as just her brother. I cannot suggest exactly what to wear, because the formality of events varies greatly, large evening receptions usually being the most formal, and daytime receptions usually being a bit more relaxed.
Yes, dress comfortably enough to work, but also dress to blend in among the other guests. My sisters 7-month pregnant photographer did the job in a tea-length cocktail dress, and pantyhose after all.