If by "shot list", you mean one of those “must-have wedding shots” lists you’ll find on some blog, then no. I don’t typically use that type of shot list. Any images particularly important to my clients will have been discussed and noted prior to the wedding day.I am very familiar with the typical wedding day and what pictures need to be taken. Also, if my head is always down looking at a list, then I’m missing the amazing moments happening around me. We certainly don’t want that! That being said, if using a shot list is really really reeeaaaalllly extra important to my client, then sure, I will do it just for them. I like to make sure my clients are happy. (But 99.9% of the time, those lists simply aren't necessary.)I DO use a list for family portraits that couples provide prior to the wedding. We don't want to miss pictures with special friends and family. Having a list also makes that part of the day more efficient and organized.Clients are always welcome to show me ideas they found on Pinterest. That being said—I don’t guarantee that we can recreate any specific images. Plus, we want to create images that are unique to the client and their wedding day-not just copy someone else.