Marc-Etienne
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SL's idea of getting a photograph is probably the safest thing, but if you want to go by yourself, I think that to get somewhat decent indoor shots, you should get a flash rather than a lens. If you have little knowledge, the last thing you need it to start getting excited ant try to get pro gear in 48 hours. Take a deep breath, read this get an external flash.
My guess is it will be faster for you to understand the very very fundamentals of flash bouncing than try to get a brand new fast lens to be efficient. Can't buy the flash? Rent it, borrow it... but don't use the pop-up one! or get a diffuser at least! An external flash makes a world of difference. I think it's your best chance to improve your indoor photography. For the rest, I would go with both Chito's suggestion recce the ceremony and reception location and most importantly pray... pray hard!
Best of luck... it might have a lot to play into in your situation...
My guess is it will be faster for you to understand the very very fundamentals of flash bouncing than try to get a brand new fast lens to be efficient. Can't buy the flash? Rent it, borrow it... but don't use the pop-up one! or get a diffuser at least! An external flash makes a world of difference. I think it's your best chance to improve your indoor photography. For the rest, I would go with both Chito's suggestion recce the ceremony and reception location and most importantly pray... pray hard!
Best of luck... it might have a lot to play into in your situation...