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It is highly recommended that you meet with your photographer. Make sure he will be the one photographing your session, start to finish. You will want to see his work. A general "studio sample" will not show you his capabilities. The "in person" meeting will give you a taste of his personality as well.
With that in mind here are some important things to consider:

• Is there Consistency from album to album, if not, how do you know what your photographs will look like ?
• How does he / she handle the Lighting? Does the lighting look natural, or is there an artificial look to the photographs?
• What is the quality of the Posing, does it look natural or do the subjects look "posed"?
• Ask for and check on References, call a couple of past brides at random.
• What about Pricing? Do you understand the price list, or does it look like there are hidden charges you don't understand?
• Does the photographer use Assistants, do they improve the quality of the work or just increase your cost.
• Are you  important, or just another Sale? Does it seem like they don't want you to leave without signing a contract. Quality photographers don't mind if you look around at other studios.
• Does your photographer have a particular Style and will that style work for your needs.
• Does the photographer have Experience? Look for at least a few years of full time experience with wedding photography.