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I think the most important thing about me is that I love what I do and I work hard before, during, and after each wedding to make sure that every bride loves her pictures.

Stella Event Design

Ben has worked several weddings with me and always does a fantastic job. Clients have been thrilled with his work and loved spending the day with him. I will continue to refer clients to Ben Pancoast in the future for beautiful wedding photography!

Love Is Blooming

Ben's eye for the perfect shot is his greatest strength, which is why couples might actually end up with hundreds of the perfect shot! His knack for creating natural and relaxed photo sessions leads to photographs that reflect each couple as they truly are. Award-winning photography skills combined with great communication skills is why Ben keeps gaining popularity and clients. His professionalism, creativity, and proven success make Ben Pancost the perfect choice for capturing some of the most important pictures you'll ever have taken.

Communication is KEY! When planning your wedding day, talk with your photographer about expectations, timelines, and what it will take to get the images you are most excited about. Many of the best photographers get great images because their clients work with them to create opportunities for those images. The more you communicate with your photographer the better they’ll be able to serve you on your wedding day! Start the photography early! Not only are prep photos beautiful story telling images they also give you and your bridal party an opportunity to get used to having your picture taken in a low-pressure environment. By the time the portrait session rolls around you’ll be more relaxed and feel more comfortable in front of the camera! Personalize your Must Have photo list! Photo lists are a hotly debated topic amongst photographers, are they helpful or harmful, useful or useless? While the majority of photographers will agree that downloading a list of 125 “must have” pictures from TheKnot.com isn’t going to be very useful I think we’d also agree that having a short list of what are truly the most important images to your family is a great thing to have. I always suggest starting by asking both families to come up with their own top 5 lists. These photos should be unique to the family and not include typical shots like, the bride and groom with parents. Personalizing the list and keeping it short will help make it more manageable for both you and your photographer on the wedding day.