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<blockquote data-quote="mrpbnm" data-source="post: 462409" data-attributes="member: 14716">[USER=14443]@rocketman122[/USER] First, let me say Thank You. You even made a video... Thank You!In the church, should I place the flashes on the seat for the duration of the ceremony?&nbsp; Or should I place them near the middle of the church for the processional and then move them closer to the front for the vows?I think I deal with stress fairly well. But I guess I'll see in a couple of weeks. I don't want to be too creative on this one, just get it done with photos that the couple will be happy with. Yes, I'm familiar with EC and FEC. I am going to reread and summarize all the things you told me and study and practice them.&nbsp; I have about 2 weeks to get it down.&nbsp; One question: Now that you've seen my photos of the reception hall ceiling, do you still think I should just use the OCF stands at the shortest height and bounce them up (no white card?) Many Thanks,Phil</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mrpbnm, post: 462409, member: 14716"] [USER=14443]@rocketman122[/USER] First, let me say Thank You. You even made a video... Thank You! In the church, should I place the flashes on the seat for the duration of the ceremony? Or should I place them near the middle of the church for the processional and then move them closer to the front for the vows? I think I deal with stress fairly well. But I guess I'll see in a couple of weeks. I don't want to be too creative on this one, just get it done with photos that the couple will be happy with. Yes, I'm familiar with EC and FEC. I am going to reread and summarize all the things you told me and study and practice them. I have about 2 weeks to get it down. One question: Now that you've seen my photos of the reception hall ceiling, do you still think I should just use the OCF stands at the shortest height and bounce them up (no white card?) Many Thanks, Phil [/QUOTE]

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