For Those Who Don’t Know Me

If there is one recommendation I can make to any couple planning a wedding, it’s to have your ceremony and reception in the same location.

As photographers, we have to connect with the energy of the wedding day, feel the love and excitement... and then immediately disconnect from that when the job is done. It’s not as easy as you might think.

For a wedding to go smoothly, it’s important to schedule realistic timelines for each part of the day. Here’s are the four most common time-wasters, and how to ensure they don’t happen to you.

One of the biggest decisions for any couple is the “live band/DJ.” Here’s my take on what really works.

Wedding receptions can be tremendous parties where guests can let loose for an evening. But having children at the reception can change this dynamic.

When you are invited to a wedding, there are expectations of you that you may not fully appreciate. Here’s how to be a better guest at any wedding you attend!

Barn Weddings are all the rage and for good reason... they elicit a unique, rustic and casual feel for your wedding day. But before you choose a barn wedding, or even if you are a guest at a barn wedding, you have to listen to this podcast!

A decade ago, I short a wedding that taught me about how to handle adversity

A stressed bride asked me to put my camera down and have a drink with her. It was a beautifully human moment

What not to do with your camera at a wedding

Brides and Grooms are having to adapt in this difficult time. A recent wedding showed me how the simplification of weddings today can be the very thing that makes them special!

My name is Arian Horbovetz, and I’ve been a wedding photographer for 12 years. In 2020 I decided to step away from the profession after capturing hundreds of amazing weddings. This episode is an introduction to what I promise will be an enlightening peek behind the scenes of over 200 weddings. See what we see, know what we know, have some fun and be inspired along the way!