Coverage hours, shot lists, second shooters, galleries, and the paperwork between the inquiry and the wedding day, written for the business side of the camera.
13 guides
For Photographers
Set up a gallery store once, let pre-written campaigns and gallery extensions do the selling, and see what arrives on your side when a couple or a guest orders a print, a wall set or an album.
Colara · October 23, 2026
For Photographers
From an AI first draft built on the couple's favorites to a locked proof link, pinned comments, photo swaps from the same gallery, and an approval that unlocks cover and debossing choices.
Colara · October 23, 2026
For Photographers
How wedding photographers deliver a client gallery to the couple, the planner and every vendor in one send, using the contacts already saved in their CRM. Settings, what clients see, and what happens after.
Colara · October 23, 2026
For Photographers
Comparing the real 17hats alternatives for wedding pros in 2026: where the generalist tool falls short for weddings, and what photographers and planners switch to.
Colara · August 11, 2026
For Photographers
What second shooters actually do, the unwritten etiquette rules, what to charge, gear that matters, and how second shooting becomes a path to your own bookings.
Colara · August 11, 2026
For Photographers
The questions wedding photographers should ask at booking, at timeline planning, and in the final month, organized into three questionnaires you can reuse for every couple.
Colara · August 11, 2026
For Photographers
A practical system for booking wedding photography clients in 2026: referral engines, local SEO, vendor relationships, and the response-time habits that actually convert inquiries.
Colara · August 11, 2026
For Photographers
A practical wedding photography pricing method: cost per wedding, true hourly math, package structure, and when to raise your rates, with 2026 market context.
Colara · August 11, 2026
For Photographers
A wedding photography shot list organized the way the day actually runs: getting ready, first look, ceremony, family formals, portraits, reception, and exit, plus the detail shots couples ask for later.
Colara · August 11, 2026
For Photographers
The clauses every wedding photography contract needs, the ones photographers forget until they need them, and why the retainer sentence matters more than any other.
Colara · July 23, 2026
For Photographers
A working photographer's honest guide to choosing a wedding photography CRM in 2026: Studio Ninja, Tave, Sprout Studio, Pixieset, HoneyBook, Dubsado, and Colara compared.
Colara · July 23, 2026
For Photographers
Check HoneyBook's monthly and annual Starter pricing, calculate your own renewal increase, and weigh staying against switching without losing data.
Colara · July 6, 2026
For Photographers
HoneyBook works fine — until it doesn't. If you're a wedding photographer or planner ready to switch to a CRM built specifically for weddings, here's exactly what comes with you and how the migration actually works.
Jennie Tewell · May 27, 2026