Well, first off, good luck! Weddings are fun and so overwhelming at times
-If you haven't already, go check out where the wedding/reception will be. This will help plan out some good areas for shots and give a sense for what the lighting will be like
-Have the couple complete a list of photos that they would like. I have one that I would be happy to e-mail you if you like. This way you make sure you get what they are looking for
-We shoot mostly candid/photojournalistic style for weddings. so I do a lot of close ups of the flowers, back of the dress, bride/groom hugging, etc vs. the posed group shots. I do like to get the wine glasses at the reception and if the couple wants a shot with the flowers, invitation, etc together that looks nice too.
-Trust your judgement. Since this is family, you probably already have a sense of what they will and won't like
-Bring backup of everything, batteries, more film then you think you'll need, etc, etc, etc.
-Oh, and have fun
