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5 tips from photographers on getting the most out of your wedding

Carrie Brookshire of Carrie Jean Photography takes photos of a couple on a dock at Unicoi State Park. Brookshire said one of the best tips she can give to people booking a photographer for their wedding is to over communicate their expectations. (Courtesy Carrie Brookshire)

01242018 PHOTOGRAPHY 1.jpg — Carrie Brookshire of Carrie Jean Photography takes photos of a couple on a dock at Unicoi State Park. Brookshire said one of the best tips she can give to people booking a photographer for their wedding is to over communicate their expectations. (Courtesy Carrie Brookshire)

Layne SalibaFollow @laynesaliba

Updated: Jan 23, 2019, 10:59 PM

Published: Jan 23, 2019, 11:00 PM

A lot of planning — and cash — goes into making your wedding day perfect. If you’re like most couples, your photographer takes up a good chunk of your budget. If you want to get the most out of that money, here are a few tips from local photographers on how to make most of your time with them on your big day.

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Here’s a look at The Arts Council’s newly finished stage and pavilion

The Arts Council executive director Gladys Wyant tours the new outdoor stage and pavilion Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021, in downtown Gainesville. The pavilion can seat 300 for dinners and events with the rest of the grounds can be used for additional seating for more than 2,000 during concerts and other events. - photo by Scott Rogers

01272021 PAVILION 1.jpg — The Arts Council executive director Gladys Wyant tours the new outdoor stage and pavilion Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021, in downtown Gainesville. The pavilion can seat 300 for dinners and events with the rest of the grounds can be used for additional seating for more than 2,000 during concerts and other events. - photo by Scott Rogers

Daniela Carrasco

The Times

Published: Jan 27, 2021, 12:17 AM

The Arts Council’s recently constructed stage and pavilion structure is ready to give performances and events a new place to flourish in downtown Gainesville.

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