With an occasion as special as a wedding, people want to hire the best of the best to help make sure everything goes off without a hitch — that includes photographers. If you’re able to get your hands on a good photographer for this amazing moment, they will go out of their way to make sure they capture the perfect shots.

Lying in mud, crawling on the ground, getting in uncomfortable positions — wedding photographers will go through some insane and extraordinary lengths to make sure the wedding photo album is perfect.

These 17 wedding photographers went above and beyond when it came to their photography duties.

Keep scrolling for a truly behind-the-scenes look at how those photographers capture those epically beautiful photos.

1. Light colored shirt? He doesn’t care. He’ll get in the mud. His vision was worth it.

2. The sun was just right, so were the clouds — but only from the view of a small animal.

3. This is just a major perk for the photographer, right here.

4. “I’ll just climb up this palm tree with my camera real quick”

5. No one said the photographer assistant’s position was glamorous.

6. Who knew photography was so dirty?

7. If the clouds won’t provide the rain, we’ll improvise.

8. It’s just a little swamp water, no big deal.

9. Wow, this isn’t elaborate at all.

10. He will sacrifice his pain for their perfect shot.

11. Of course, there are occasional mishaps.

12. “Don’t mind me. I’ll just be up here. Pretend I’m not even here.”

13. The girl grabbing her dress knew exactly why this photographer wanted to try out this “new pose.”

14. There were no other options?

15. The shot is so beautiful, it’s safe to say the muddy puddle was worth it.

16. Never mind the photographer, how did the couple get up there?!

17. Nothing says love like capturing that perfect shot over a drainage ditch.

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By Ashley Fike

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Ashley Fike is a contributor at SBLY Media.