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

What is the best lighting for event photography?

Accepted Answer

Golden hour (1 hour before sunset) produces the most flattering natural light. Indoors, professional photographers use off-camera flash and continuous lighting. Discuss the venue’s lighting conditions with your photographer in advance.

Question 4

What format should I receive my wedding photos in?

Accepted Answer

Request high-resolution digital files (JPEG or TIFF) with full printing rights. A private online gallery for sharing and ordering prints is standard. Some photographers also offer a curated album design.

Question 5

How do I protect my photos if my photographer goes out of business?

Accepted Answer

Ensure your contract includes a clause for file delivery within a set timeframe and that you receive full-resolution files. Back up all photos in multiple locations (cloud and external drive) as soon as you receive them.