Question 1

How do I choose a wedding photographer in Israel?

Accepted Answer

Review portfolios for consistent style (documentary, classic, artistic), check full wedding galleries (not just highlights), read reviews, and meet in person to assess chemistry. Browse our venue directory for top-rated photographers.

Question 2

How many hours of coverage do I need for my wedding?

Accepted Answer

Typical Israeli weddings require 8–12 hours of coverage—from bridal prep through the last dance. A shorter event like a Bar Mitzvah may need 4–6 hours. Add a second photographer for events over 200 guests.

Question 3

Should I have an engagement photoshoot before the wedding?

Accepted Answer

An engagement session helps you get comfortable in front of the camera and builds rapport with your photographer. Many Israeli photographers include it as part of the wedding package.

Question 4

How do I create a shot list for my photographer?

Accepted Answer

List must-have shots: family groupings, the chuppah, ring exchange, first dance, key speeches. Share it 2 weeks before the event. Keep it reasonable (20–30 items) so the photographer also has creative freedom.

Question 5

How do I ensure good family photos at a large event?

Accepted Answer

Share a family photo list with the photographer and designate a family member to gather people. Schedule formal photos immediately after the ceremony when everyone is present, before the party starts.