David Wright Weddings

menal. Would recommend him to anyone.

f you are uncomfortable with waiting until a few days before your wedding to have confirmation that David will be there, don't book him. Although David signed a contract with my dad more than 6 months ahead of time for our wedding date, I found out later that his first priority is working on a lobster boat. The information slowly came out as it became more and more difficult to get a meeting with him, and then when we finally had one set up way ahead of time, he cancelled it. Although he had an appointment with me, he was now required to be on the lobster boat unless he got permission otherwise from his captain. When I asked about a possible schedule conflict with the actual wedding day, he said that he has never had a problem getting someone to cover for him on the boat so he could shoot a wedding. All I would have needed to hear at that point was that he had already made arrangements for coverage on the boat to be able to be at my wedding (for which he had already signed the contract) and that he would be there even if that coverage fell through. This is a quote from his email response: "Unfortunately in the world of lobstering it is not possible to book a person to fill for a day 3 months in advance. Generally a fill is booked a few days ahead of the day needed and this way works best in our industry. " So you see brides, his "industry" is lobstering. Be warned. Nice guy, good photographer, probably a good deckhand too. But that is where his primary commitment is. I had to book someone else on much shorter notice. But it could have been a lot worse if I found out days before the wedding.