When planning your wedding photography, it's essential to communicate your specific preferences and desired shots with your photographer. While each wedding is unique, here's a general list of must-have shots to consider for your wedding photography:

Pre-Ceremony Shots:

   - Bride and groom getting ready
   - Bridal details (dress, shoes, jewelry, bouquet)
   - Groomsmen and bridesmaids preparing
   - Candid moments and emotions before the ceremony

Ceremony Shots:

   - Arrival of the bride
   - Exchange of vows and rings
   - First kiss as a married couple
   - Signing the marriage certificate
   - Walking down the aisle as newlyweds

Formal Portraits:

   - Bride and groom together
   - Bride with bridesmaids
   - Groom with groomsmen
   - Bridal party group shots
   - Immediate family portraits
   - Extended family portraits

Candid Moments:

   - Emotional reactions during speeches and toasts
   - Guests mingling and enjoying the celebration
   - First dance
   - Parent dances (father-daughter, mother-son)
   - Cake cutting
   - Bouquet toss and garter toss
   - Guests dancing and having fun

Reception Details:

   - Decorations and centerpieces
   - Table settings and place cards
   - Wedding cake and dessert table
   - Signature cocktails or drinks
   - Special moments, such as speeches or surprises

Couple's Portraits:

   - Romantic shots of the couple together
- In front of the Iroquois Club’s formidable wood doors
   - Utilizing the Iroquois Club’s dramatic fireplace as a background
   - Sunset or nighttime shots for a more dramatic effect

Remember, this is a general list, and you can personalize it to match your wedding style and preferences. Discuss these shots with your photographer and provide any additional details or specific requests you have in mind. Open communication with your photographer will ensure that they capture the essence of your special day and create a collection of timeless and cherished wedding photographs.