You didn't say which city you are in. Generally, there is no place to study wedding photography. You can find a company to study while working. Generally speaking, you should also do camera shooting later, that is, non-linear editing. There are many kinds of software. Novices don't care whether the software is good or bad, as long as you use it skillfully. As for camera skills, I think the most important thing in wedding camera shooting is to understand the process, because weddings usually have two or three seats. Then the division of labor between seats will be different. If the main frame is in place, the picture must be stable and cannot be leaked. Generally, the tripod is supported in the middle position. If it is another plane, it is natural to take some details and close-ups, so some links in the wedding process are fleeting, so we must understand the links, go to the location in advance, and capture the wonderful moments. In fact, to put it bluntly, it is experience. As for equipment, it is generally divided into HD and SD. If it is SD, I suggest you buy a second-hand trainer. If it is HD, I suggest you buy a SLR directly. Canon 5D3 can take pictures and have videos. Equipped with a red circle bull's head and a slide rail, if conditions permit, get a synchronous recording device.