Reflection is the latest word in wedding entertainment, more than entertainment You will wonder when you know that reflection is the presentation of a love story at your reception, not a love story of anybody else, it is your own love story.

A wedding photographer with his/her expertise and special equipment can create the reflections to turn the bride’s and the groom’s snapshots into a wonderfully romantic and nostalgic slide show.

It is set to music, usually about 10-15 minutes in length and presented when the invitees are seated at the reception. Reflections could also be a part of the wedding ceremony, with the permission of your pastor or the officiator.

First, the guests will be shown the baby pictures of the bride and the groom followed by first birthday cakes, first steps, and first days at kindergarten. After that they will see their years with friends and pals, cheerleading and band uniforms, slumber party, football scrimmage with neighborhood pals and graduations. The slides then blend on into another showing the lives of the brides and the grooms separately- the bride and groom with their own family members and friends. Suddenly the couples will be surprised when they view a picture of their first date, then promises and homecoming, horseback riding holding hands and a picnic in a park or seashore.

With further interest the couple will watch their engagement once again and the bridal showers and the wedding preparations till their special day. Their family and friends insist on seeing it over again and again as so many of them are in it. Better have it all on video so that they can review any time they like. Reflections might serve as a special surprise to the latecomers. Naturally they could also create this for them. It is a pleasant trip down memory time for them and their guests. You may view a reflection show by appointment with a photographer who advertises it. When you see it you will realize why reflection is the latest word in the wedding.

This latest development in photography, Reflections provide thrill and entertainment not only to the newly weds, also to those who gather at the reception venue.

When your wedding photographer works very hard at the wedding through out the day, be kind enough to extend a host’s courtesies and be gracious, polite and friendly. See that he/she gets food and drink and allow him have periodic short breaks. The photographer will appreciate and remember your kindness and generosity all his/her life. All this work and effort will guarantee that when it is over you will be gifted with a lovely photo album to love.