Hosted by Lisette Gatliff · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 26 episodes
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Welcome to The Wedding Frame , a podcast for wedding photographers who want to elevate their craft and build a successful business. I’m Lisette Gatliff, a Southern California wedding photographer sharing real lessons, creative insights, and business tips. From starting your photography journey to refining your creative style, everything you need to know is covered one frame at a time.
Lisette Gatliff hosts The Wedding Frame, a business show with 26 episodes published.
This week I’m reflecting on the habits and mindsets I’ve let go of throughout my photography career and how those changes have helped me become a more intentional, intuitive wedding photographer. From overposing couples
In this episode of The Wedding Frame, Lisette Gatliff sits down with photographer and filmmaker Nicole Back of Nicole and Photo to talk about how diversification has shaped her wedding career, from starting in corporate
Some wedding inquiries tell you everything you need to know, you just don’t realize it until later. In this episode, I get into the subtle cues that show up early on and what they can reveal before you ever book the wedd
In this episode of The Wedding Frame, I sit down with wedding photographer and educator Helena Wong of @helenawongphotography to talk about what it really takes to build a sustainable, profitable photography business in
In this episode of The Wedding Frame, I’m sharing a couple of mishaps that happened while I was working recently. One involves photographing a birthday party with open flame candles and accidentally catching my hair on f
I'm going deep into the world of wedding day posing. I know posing can sound boring, but it’s actually one of the biggest factors in making wedding photos feel alive, authentic, and full of connection. I break down my ap
I’m so excited to have Jenny Garrett on the podcast this week! We dive into her journey from picking up her first camera as a kid to shooting her first wedding at 18 and everything in between. She shares how her backgrou
In this episode, we’re diving deep into wedding details—the little things that make a gallery feel complete and take your work to the next level. From invitation suites and personalized seating charts to tablescapes, flo
We're going back to gear talk, and this time we're talking about flash and why I choose not to use off-camera flash on wedding days and instead rely on a speed light mounted directly on my camera. Using on-camera flash a
We're going back to gear talk, and this time we're talking about flash and why I choose not to use off-camera flash on wedding days and instead rely on a speed light mounted directly on my camera. While off-camera lighti
This episode looks at the quiet behaviors that shape a wedding photographer’s reputation and long term success, reminding us that talent alone rarely determines who lasts in this industry. The way photographers speak abo
Running a wedding photography business can feel like a constant tug of war. I talk honestly about work-life balance as a wedding photographer and what it really looks like behind the scenes. Between editing, client commu
In this episode I talk about how to evaluate opportunities without burning out or losing sight of your worth. Early in my career, I said yes to far too many things because I thought that was how you proved yourself. This
I sit down with my good friend and fellow photographer, Nikki of Nicole Michelle Photography, to talk about her journey into wedding photography and what it really takes to grow in this industry. We dive into how she tra
Gen Z couples are changing wedding culture in ways that feel refreshing and healthy, especially for photographers. I share what I’m actually seeing on real wedding days and why this generation values intention, comfort,
I share my thoughts on various "hot takes" in the wedding industry. I discuss how Pinterest shot lists can stifle creativity and why having more gear doesn't necessarily mean better photography. I also touch on the ineff
My mom joined me on this special episode to discuss the lessons that influenced my journey into photography and self-employment. We talk about resilience, leading with calm under pressure, discovering creativity later in
I’m recapping my year in wedding photography and reflecting on what 2025 really looked and felt like for me. It was a busy year filled with weddings, social events, networking, creative challenges, and some big personal
In this episode of The Wedding Frame, I sit down with wedding photographer Camila Margotta to talk about the power of supportive relationships in the wedding photography industry. We dive into Camila’s journey into weddi
Let me take you on a journey through Engage Summits, a premier three-day conference for luxury wedding professionals. As I navigate through inspiring sessions and networking opportunities, I share my personal experiences
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The Wedding Frame is hosted by Lisette Gatliff. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 26 episodes.
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