Photographer Shane O’Neill Aspect Photography
Venue Horetown House https://horetownhouse.ie/
Celebrant Ciara O’Connor www.mochuislecelebrancy.com
Hair Marie Hickey https://www.bridalhairbymarie.com/
Make-Up Sarah Curran https://www.instagram.com/sarahcurranmua/
Florist Kerrie Bedell https://www.facebook.com/Brigidballotflowers/
Videographer Michael Hurley https://www.michaelhurleyweddingfilms.com/
Band The Strobes https://thestrobes.com/
Cake Cat Lawlor https://www.instagram.com/thecakecuppery/?hl=en
**Common Questions About Horetown House Wedding Photography:**
1. What’s the best time for outdoor photos at Horetown House?
The best time for outdoor photos at Horetown House really depends on the time of year. I usually aim for later in the day because the light is just better then.
2. How long should we allocate for family portraits?
Family portraits shouldn’t take more than 15 minutes, and the trick is to keep everyone needed for the photos close by. Stick to immediate family for the early shots and save the extended family pics for later in the evening.
3. Are there good indoor photo locations for wet weather?
Horetown House is super cozy and welcoming, with lots of little spots for portraits if the weather isn’t great.
4. What’s the best spot for the group photo at Horetown House?
The steps at the front of the house arer perfect for large and small group photos.
5. How do you handle camera-shy couples?
People who say they’re camera shy often just don’t want to look awkward or cheesy, which is a common worry when planning a wedding. But on the day, a couple of drinks and the excitement of the occaision usually help them relax. I try to capture photos that are true to them and will still look good years down the line.
6. Can you work with the venue’s timeline?
Yes. I’m never late.
7. Where are the best spots for couple portraits?
If you’re getting married at Horetown House, the building itself makes an awesome backdrop. Plus, there are some great woodland and countryside spots nearby.
8. How do you capture candid moments during the reception?
Candid shots during the reception are easy to get because you can just blend in with the crowd. I usually wear a suit to look like a guest, which helps me fit in. Some of the best photos come from the reception.
9. Do you coordinate with other vendors like videographers?
I coordinate with all the vendors before the wedding because I think everyone’s work adds to the overall look of the photos. I like sharing the images with the team afterward. Working with videographers is a breeze; we’re like buddies for the day. Usually, the photographer leads and the videographer follows, but it’s important to make sure they know the plan and that the couple’s session doesn’t drag on.
10. What backup plans do you have for different weather conditions?
The great thing about documentary wedding photography is you don’t have to hide the weather. If it’s bad, it just becomes part of the story. So I don’t really change my approach for bad weather. Horetown House has some amazing spots for portraits, so it’s never an issue in such a beautiful venue.
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