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<blockquote data-quote="kevy73" data-source="post: 304087" data-attributes="member: 23493">Jerry Ghionis shot a wedding on an iPhone so don't sweat the equipment as long as your ability is up to it.That said a few fast lenses never hurt anyone.&nbsp; My goto lens is my 24-70 f/2.8 for me, it is the perfect all round lens.&nbsp; Long enough to get away from your bride and groom and give them some space but also wide enough to get some nice wide angle shots too.&nbsp; That said, you are shooting DX, so the long will be longer as well and the wide will be narrower.You are a brave girl.&nbsp; I still remember my first wedding and I have shot in excess of 500 of them now over a LOT of years.Take time to relax as much as you can - take a snack / sandwich if you have to - no one can think on an empty stomach.&nbsp; Drink lots of water.If there is someone you could count on to take with you - even if just for moral support and to carry your bag that will make a big difference.Try and enjoy it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kevy73, post: 304087, member: 23493"] Jerry Ghionis shot a wedding on an iPhone so don't sweat the equipment as long as your ability is up to it. That said a few fast lenses never hurt anyone. My goto lens is my 24-70 f/2.8 for me, it is the perfect all round lens. Long enough to get away from your bride and groom and give them some space but also wide enough to get some nice wide angle shots too. That said, you are shooting DX, so the long will be longer as well and the wide will be narrower. You are a brave girl. I still remember my first wedding and I have shot in excess of 500 of them now over a LOT of years. Take time to relax as much as you can - take a snack / sandwich if you have to - no one can think on an empty stomach. Drink lots of water. If there is someone you could count on to take with you - even if just for moral support and to carry your bag that will make a big difference. Try and enjoy it. [/QUOTE]

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