Wedding Photograhy Poses?

What is the best book you know of on the subject of posing people for wedding photography? I want to buy it as a gift for a photog graduate. Title and author appreciated if possible. Thanks!

I have checked Amazon and cant decide - need first hand info. Thanks

This is the book I picked up when I was asked to photograph the wedding of friends of a friend: http://www.amazon.com/Art-Wedding-Photog...

I did find it helpful, and the bride and groom were delighted with their pictures.

The only caveat is that I bought this book some time ago (5-6 years), and there may be other good or great ones that have been published since then.

As a previous person said, check Amazon!

EDIT: That's the beauty of Amazon - you can read other peoples' first-hand accounts of their experiences with a book. When I read through reviews, I look for critical/ negative reviews that are well-written (logical, relevant, on-topic), and give high credence to those. Next in line are well-written positive reviews.

If you can't make up your mind between two or three books and can afford all of them, buy 'em all! I'm sure the new grad will appreciate them.

Incidentally, there's not going to be one absolute "best" book. That's a very subjective thing, no? What is best? A book that has a bunch of new ideas - or something that shows more classic poses? A book that tells you how to do everything step-by-step - or shows you how to figure things out for yourself (think critically)?

Check out Amazon, they have most every book on every subject

have them look at eatch other and when they start laughing snap the pic its sweet looking

The Complete Guide to Professional Wedding Photography: Creating a more profitable and fulfilling business
Author: Damien Lovegrove
Go to, amazon.com

Or check this site, there looks to be a good book on there.

Good Luck

I find it more productive to check out other photographers sites.

Okay, first off, get this book, it's priceless:

http://www.amazon.com/Business-Studio-Ph...

There really aren't any that show good poses. This isn't a posing kind of business. Basically you're there to get the memories. But the book the first person said is good too, I have it. But get the book I mentioned above! I put a small review for it on Amazon. I always am going back to this book as a reference for something or other. It has been and indespensible tool for my studio!