FAQ: What Does Your Roving Photographer Do?

A standard inclusion in all of our ClickTagPrint packages is a fully-trained attendant, who also acts as a roving photographer during your event. We’re always being asked what the roving photographer does, and this is one where it might be better to show, not tell! The above shots from Olivia and Lyle’s wedding at Wallalong House earlier this year were all taken by our roving photographer. We captured everything from the cake, flowers, cars and venue to arrivals of the guests and bride, as well as some lovely posed shots of the happy couple, trying to get everything that your guests might miss, so your album of polaroid-style prints is a true reflection of every aspect of your day.

Our roving photographer is also vital to getting your guests involved. Because Click Tag Print and our Live Instagram Printer is a relatively new concept, we’re leading by example: snapping, tagging, uploading, and making sure that whatever you’ve chosen to display your CTP prints during the day is always full of photos. We’re also there to get shots of groups too big to fit into a selfie, answer any questions about the Live Instagram Printer, and offer tips to your guests for getting the best results – all while staying as unobtrusive as possible!

Does our roving photographer replace a professional wedding photographer? We don’t think so! We like to think we complement them. Your professional wedding photographer has only one focus on the day: to capture all the important parts of your wedding. They’re working with high-grade equipment and they’ll process and edit the images before you get them. We’re more about the smaller moments – details, candid shots of your guests and wedding party, unexpected moments. We’re shooting on phones so we can upload our photos directly to Instagram. The final result is warm and intimate with a different feel to what your professional photographer will offer you.

Want to find out more? Give us a call or send us an email. Or if you’ve got any other questions you’d like answered about how it all works, leave a comment and we’ll get to them in a future post!