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<blockquote data-quote="TerryMiller" data-source="post: 3381110" data-attributes="member: 7900">Nope.&nbsp; I wouldn&#039;t want to have to please someone, especially if they are a woman.Long ago, I decided that whatever I did in life with regards to photography, it was to never be a wedding photographer.&nbsp; No way that I wanted to try to please a bride, her mother, and her mother-in-law.However, to be truthful, I did take photos at our oldest son&#039;s wedding, which was held on our 5 acre property.&nbsp; That was back about 16 or 17 years ago.&nbsp; Then, when we went to Idaho last summer for our cousins&#039; 50th wedding anniversary, they were doing another wedding, but in the tradition of the Filipinos.&nbsp; They had requested a photographer for the event, but since that photographer couldn&#039;t make it, she contacted another photographer but didn&#039;t tell the cousins.&nbsp; Then, the second photographer couldn&#039;t make it, so they came to ask me.But that is it.&nbsp; No more wedding photos.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TerryMiller, post: 3381110, member: 7900"] Nope. I wouldn't want to have to please someone, especially if they are a woman. Long ago, I decided that whatever I did in life with regards to photography, it was to never be a wedding photographer. No way that I wanted to try to please a bride, her mother, and her mother-in-law. However, to be truthful, I did take photos at our oldest son's wedding, which was held on our 5 acre property. That was back about 16 or 17 years ago. Then, when we went to Idaho last summer for our cousins' 50th wedding anniversary, they were doing another wedding, but in the tradition of the Filipinos. They had requested a photographer for the event, but since that photographer couldn't make it, she contacted another photographer but didn't tell the cousins. Then, the second photographer couldn't make it, so they came to ask me. But that is it. No more wedding photos. [/QUOTE]

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