u/FewWillow7755

If you haven’t seen the movie, here’s an oversimplified take: tense and awkward but funny and real. A couple that has a lot of pent up anger and resentment but it all comes out in one night when they meet their neighbors. Is the marriage over?

My friend and I are driving to SLC in September and are making a little roadtrip out of it.

We don’t have enough time to be spending an entire day at our stops (and if we do, I can google day trip ideas. Plenty of articles), so I’m very interested in things to do with 1-2 MAYBE 3 hours in the area. Labor day weekend too.

Cross posting but looking at advice for Yellowstone and Jackson Hole.

I do photography as a hobby, but occasionally I will shoot for an event or friend grad photos.

I recently took pictures for a local art festival and had a blast. It was nice to volunteer again, met cool people, got invited on stage and got to try my hand at concert photographer.

So all that is to say, I’m interested in finding more events where I can reach out and take free photos and meet more people. Bonus points if it’s related to other interests. Disc golf tournaments, art festivals, skate comps, etc.

I’ve been searching but any event specific ideas are welcome!!

The reason I’m leaning towards smaller events: larger or more organized ones likely have a photographer and I am not trying to step on toes

I am a bridesmaid in a wedding this weekend and I just found out that my duty is the behind the scenes videographer with a little camcorder.

I want to make it family video style and less montage-y. To do so, I’m looking for prompts. Those that seek out both silly and genuine answers. Initial ideas below.

1. Who will cry first? It’s an obvious answer so I plan to edit quick cuts of everyone saying the groom.
2. Any advice for the newlyweds?
3. Your favorite story with the couple?