The Business of Weddings
What it Takes to Succeed in the Industry of Love
Wedding photographer Dave Miyamoto cajoles newlyweds to kiss as he snaps away, shot after shot. Now by the cake. Next with the bouquet. Then holding hands as they kiss again. While some would tire of capturing happy couples moment by moment, Miyamoto, who’s been in the business for over eighteen years, insists that it never gets old. It’s part of his job as a wedding professional- a job he enjoys and feels lucky to have. “every wedding is different, “he says. “If the bride and groom are happy, it’s a success for me.”
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What it Takes to Succeed in the Industry of Love
Wedding photographer Dave Miyamoto cajoles newlyweds to kiss as he snaps away, shot after shot. Now by the cake. Next with the bouquet. Then holding hands as they kiss again. While some would tire of capturing happy couples moment by moment, Miyamoto, who’s been in the business for over eighteen years, insists that it never gets old. It’s part of his job as a wedding professional- a job he enjoys and feels lucky to have. “every wedding is different, “he says. “If the bride and groom are happy, it’s a success for me.”
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