What is composite work? probably a stupid question, but I won't learn if I don't ask.
kcornman wrote:
Funny we are talking about this now as my daughter is currently planning her wedding. I was asked if I wanted to do the photography, which I quickly and firmly declined--I'm not, nor do I ever want to be, a wedding photographer. Besides, not only are there some amazing pros, way beyond my skills, who specialize in capturing these events, frankly, I want to kick back and enjoy the party.
So I gave them a few contacts and after speaking to two of them, my daughter comes back and tells me that the groom's family seems to think the prices they are getting are a little expensive. They tell her that they have a "friend" who can do it for much less than the two quotes she has gotten so far.
This last weekend, I took her over to my friend's place, a gal who also specializes in weddings, to walk her through just what she is getting and the differences to look for between Pros, as well as Pro vs "friend."
Frankly, I was surprised, and impressed with, just how much more Pro's now include with their service just to keep up and compete in todays market. Daughter was too. She is now certain she will go with a pro, and I offered to cover the bill as my gift. On a side note, one she interviewed this week, and really liked, also includes a couple composite creations as part of her package--and from the little I saw, she does some amazing composite work.
Funny we are talking about this now as my daughter... (
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