35mm or a 50mm lens for wedding photography?
Hi i'm having a little bit of a struggle on deciding on which focal length for my upcoming wedding. Its my first wedding so i'm kind of nervous and i want to buy a new lens just for this certain situation. From what i've read the Nikon 35mm and 50mm both sound outstanding. But i'm only confused on what would be the better advantage? Thanks for the help guys!
Added (1). Hondo- That was dumb to even say, everyone has to start off somewhere and who are you to tell someone else what they are able to do or not. I came on here to get a better perspective who has been on field that shot weddings before and knows the insides and out that could help me choose on what is the better option on lens for certain situations, not to hear your dumbass comment. Since this is my first wedding and i'm on a tight budget i can only choose one of those lenses so i was just looking for a better insight.
Blazer - I have the Nikon D7000 thanks for answering back: D
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