Lens questions for weddings

[Stan43]

I recemtly sold the following lenses:all Canon

300 2.8L IS
24-105L
100 2.8 Macro
135L
200 2.8L II

I was just not using these much since I have so much overlap with other lenses I'm very pleased with. I also have a new 5DMK2 on the way with another 24-105.

I have still:
85 1.2L II
35L
15 2.8 Fisheye
70-200 F/4 IS
24-70L
100-400L
Sigma 50 1.4
All copies are very sharp and focus correctly. My question is : I am considering the 70-200 2.8IS , keeping the F/4 ( so sharp I'll never give it up) and the new 14 2.8L II. do you folkls use the 70-200 during the ceremony? and is the 14L too wide for even creative uses?

[stathunter]

Your 35L will be good for the reception and some formals. The 85L for bridal portraits.
For the ceremony you really need 70-200 2.8 and 24-70. Anything f/4 will not work for indoor weddings.
Your 14L will be fine for creative work-- but don't over use it too much-- I would use it for getting ready photos and creative shots.

[evo82nv]

I use my 70-200 f2.8 for the ceremony so that I am not in the way, in esence not even there. It is a great lens when you don't want to be intrusive for E sessions as well.

[Stan43]

I use my 70-200 f2.8 for the ceremony so that I am not in the way, in esence not even there. It is a great lens when you don't want to be intrusive for E sessions as well.
Thanks guys, I am on a quest to find a good sharp copy.

[CyberPet]

I use the 70-200/2.8L IS religiously.

[Phil.hearing]

100% 70 - 200 2.8 IS L

[ocdpvw]

I use my Sigma 70-200mm 2.8 all the time. I love it. The only reason I'd switch over to the L series would be to obtain IS. Great lens to have while shooting weddings.

[Subimatt]

70-200 is a must for me. Have you considered a 16-35 over the 14? Not as wide but will give you alot more versatility than just the 14.

[Chris&jess]

I use the 70-200 f/2.8 at every single wedding for every single ceremony.
Chris

[VincentPeete]

When using the 70-200mm f/2.8 lens do you still use some sort of flash indoors or just raise the iso to get enough light in??

[CyberPet]

When using the 70-200mm f/2.8 lens do you still use some sort of flash indoors or just raise the iso to get enough light in??

Nope. I crank up the ISO and shoot in natural light.