So far in this blog we have dealt with giving you a series of tips on the many subjects that revolve around wedding photography and videography, all based on "what to do" or "how to do it". Now let's reverse the point of view and put ourselves in your shoes, those of a couple that is looking for a wedding photographer: after giving you many ideas on "what to do" now we tell you "what not to do", or how to avoid the most common mistakes you might make choosing your photographer.
Once the wedding day has passed, in addition to your personal memories will last those told through the photographs: it is therefore important that the latter are the result of the vision of a photographer you have full confidence and that will be able to make you go back in time and relive those same authentic emotions.
If you are reading this article, it means that you care a lot about this type of memory and you are not part of those couples who underestimate the importance of the best photo shoot for their wedding: you are already on the right path, now you just have to stay there!
Let's start with the 10 mistakes to avoid choosing a wedding photographer!

Read on to avoid trivial mistakes like this!
We at IstantiSenzaTempo are always super happy when we have a photographic and videographic service in a foreign Country. We are two travel lovers and traveling doing our dreaming job is the most we can desire!

The moment when Luis propose to Marcela at calle Aldama, the best street in the city.
If you have recently decided to get married in Italy and are struggling with the wedding planning, this article is for you!
But I warn you: this is not a complete step-by-step guide in which I teach you the rudiments of the profession of the Wedding Planner, far from me! Rather, it is a series of tips which, if followed, will open your eyes to some aspects that you may not have yet thought about: you will see things from a different point of view and you will be able to make important decisions with the peace of mind of those who are aware of what they are facing. I guarantee you!

Vanessa and Nick were be able to plan a wedding in Rome from Australia by theirselves
Nowadays we are all very sensitive on the issue of pollution and global warming: the consequences of the increase in carbon dioxide and the various forms of pollution that we bring to our beloved planet Earth are daily before our eyes.
We often say to ourselves: "If I could do something I would do it!" but, just as often, we feel we don't have the power to change the state of affairs. However, if you are planning your wedding and you have excellent intentions, you can seriously think of an eco friendly wedding (otherwise called sustainable wedding): the whole "wedding machine" is made up of many gears and there is really a lot you can work on to minimize the environmental impact of your party.
Given my very wide experience on marriage, not only in the photo-videographic field (those who follow us know that we really have a wide experience because in the family we have a Wedding Designer), I decided to write a series of tips divided into comfortable sections, to allow you to analyze every detail of the wedding from the point of view of eco-sustainability.
Are you ready? Let's start!

A wedding in the woods can only be organized in total harmony with nature
After giving you a lot of tips about oudoor civil wedding in Rome, I could not fail to introduce you the Best basilicas in Rome for your Catholic Wedding in Rome. Practicing Catholics and Christians in general, here in Rome really have a huge choice: Churches of Rome are in fact about 900 but, despite this huge number, they are almost always the same to be targeted by brides and grooms.
In this list of 10 Best basilicas in Rome for your Catholic Wedding in Rome, I included not only the most renowned ones: in fact there are some less known but equally splendid and particularly suitable for weddings — especially from my point of view as an italian wedding photographer!

St. Peter's Basilica is far too imposing for a wedding, with its surface of 23.000 square meters (more than 27.000 square yards)!