Coverage + production priorities

Build a story, not an internet shot list.

Use the breakdown to understand what each medium contributes. Then choose the people, relationships, traditions, sounds, and heirlooms that deserve special attention.

A wedding party photographed by The Combs CreativePlanning, from behind the cameras

Choose by memory

What do you want to remember?

The best coverage plan starts with the kind of memory you want to keep, then chooses the tool that can preserve it.

Digital photography

The reliable backbone: dual-slot capture, broad lighting flexibility, fast review, and the fullest still-photo record.

35mm + medium format

Intentional, limited frames with physical texture. Processing and scanning are part of the analog workflow.

Digital film

Movement, voices, pacing, reactions, and the full emotional soundscape of the celebration.

Super 8

Real motion-picture film with texture and unpredictability. It does not record synchronous sound unless audio is separately captured and integrated.

Priority builder

Tell us what matters. Let us decide how to see it.

A useful list names people and meaning. It does not ask you to recreate someone else’s exact frames or hold a celebration hostage to checkboxes.

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Details + place

02

Getting ready

03

Ceremony

04

Family + chosen people

05

Portraits

06

Reception

07

Film + sound

08

Delivery + legacy

Make it personal

Add a person, relationship, tradition, or heirloom.

Describe why it matters. Your creative team can decide the strongest way to document it.