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  • Welcome to Tru Identity Photography+Designs

    My name is Stefani Peterson, I am the lead photographer and owner of Tru Identity Photography+Designs.

    I began Tru Identity in 2008, kind of by accident... I was a dance/drill team director and first grade teacher for three years when I decided to pursue my dream of becoming a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader. I made the team and decided to put teaching aside (I could always go back to it) while I embraced this amazing opportunity of being a DCC. During this time, I bought my first Canon camera, learned the ins-and-outs of photography and shooting in manual, and started photographing anything and everything (and everyone) that would let me. And as they say, the rest is history!

    I love getting to know my clients and sharing in their special events! If you would like to talk further about your wedding photography or special event that needs to be remembered, feel free to shoot me an email by clicking the Contact link above.

    Thank you!
    Stefani

Wedding Wish #10

Wedding Wishes

My business is wedding photography. Therefore, I have been to… uhm, a couple weddings you could say, (sarcasm), and consider myself a sort of artist of the evening. I feel it’s my job to best equip you with things to consider that will affect your photos. You want them to be fabulous; I want them to be fabulous. So, let’s work together to ensure that we won’t run into any hurdles on the way… or the day of.

Wedding Wish #10- Cut down the reception time… you want your guests leaving after you, not before you

The key to ensuring your guests, bridal parties, family, etc. have a great time at your wedding reception is to keep things short and sweet and schedule a good flow of events. Whether you are just having a piano reception or full on dj and dancing, keep things scheduled in 30 min-an hour increments. Don’t allow long lulls of nothing going on. You may think your guests want to dance all night long with you; the truth is… they don’t… even the craziest of dance parties must be brought to an end. Most likely your family and friends have been with you, being supportive/ entertaining/ whatever you need, for most of the day, now let them go home. You want guests leaving and saying how fun it was and what a great time they had, bummer it’s over, NOT thinking, OH thank GOODNESS, it’s almost time to go home, or how it’s finally over. Let them leave happy! My recommendations: piano reception- 2 hours, dancing night reception- 4 hours. You’ll also have a fabulous exit with lots of people to cheer and celebrate you on your way at the end of the night… and that make’s great photos J

Of course, there are things that effect receptions like your culture, religion, sit down 4 course dinner, buffet dinner, cake & mints, alcohol/ no alcohol, etc. Just be gracious of your guests and their time.

Tip: Keep guests there until the end by scheduling your last event, usually the bouquet/ garter toss, 30 minutes to an hour before you plan to make your grand exit. After that you’ll see a lot of people heading for the door.

And because pictures are fun…. Do you think this photo happened at 9:00pm or midnight??:)

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