ND Filters...Worth it During a Wedding Day?

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I looked through here and I wanted to get the advice from the community on whether or not a variable ND filter is worth it. I was thinking about using my shutter speed to control exposure, but I have heard mixed results.

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I am shooting my second wedding this weekend
Will be outside during the day on a boat in Southern California.
Rented a 24mm, 50mm, and 70-200mm (all different threads sizes)

I think it would be worth it to pick one up so I would love any advice on which one people have had success with and what to look out for when buying one.

Thanks for the info!

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