The Ultimate Wedding Day Photo Checklist

A good photographer knows that plenty of special moments arise when bridesmaids get ready together.

It's one of the last finishing touches before the bride says "I do" and an important duty of being her right-hand gal.

They may not take as long to get ready as the ladies, so some of the best guy shots can come when they're just hanging out together.

It's the moment that kicks it all off and one that you'll want to revisit over and over again.

Some of the most heartwarming photos from a wedding often come from a smiling, sometimes teary-eyed groom as he watches the bride walk toward him.

Of course you wish you could freeze your vow exchange forever in time. But the next best thing? A lovely photo to remember it by.

What wedding photo roundup would be complete without a picture of the marriage symbol?

One of the top wedding-shot must haves? Getting everyone from the wedding party together in one picture.

If Fido or Whiskers is a big part of your duo, then you'll be all the happier for having him in your wedding shots.

Chances are you chose your wedding location for its great scenery or backdrop, so don't forget a shot of you two surrounded by all its beauty.

A family photo will be something you treasure forever.

In the midst of all the action, a kissing couple is a sweet sight to see.

Sometimes it takes a little zooming in to catch all the stunning details of your big-day setup.

Laughs, tears, and everything in between — speeches and toasts by loved ones promise all kinds of photo gems.

Dessert tables are nothing but fun to photograph, whether you have one cake or a bunch of smaller sweets.

Whether it's the band that jammed all night long or the painter who worked his magic, remember the talented folks who upped your wedding with a snap or two.

Who doesn't love good photos of shenanigans on the dance floor?

Just think of all the fun photo ops that will come out of the garter and bouquet tosses.

Wedding send-offs are so fun and picture perfect.