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Weddings are definitely one of the happiest moments in a couples life. But, this momentous occasion does not always come as blissful as the event itself. Days and even months before the big day, couples usually cram up with the so many tiny details he can be a bit overwhelming.
The process of listing down and cutting down everything into specific detail so that the wedding date, the venue, the reception, the caterer, the designer of the gown and suit, all the way down to the wedding photographer, this is were stress usually ushers in.
Due to hectic schedules, more than ever now due to the Corona Virus, most couples have to reschedule or settle for changes. Regardless, do not settle on a wedding photographer that you don't think fits. Despite the overwhelming tension and excitement, couples do not have to be picky when choosing their wedding photographers if they want their fun times and precious memories recorded very well. You should really click with the photographer from the start, and they should truly want to be there, more than just a gig.
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To avoid making this slight neglect that usually leads disastrous results, couples have to decide first what kind of wedding photography they would want to have.
Most wedding photographers today categorize the types of wedding photography into two: the traditional or classic style and the wedding photojournalistic style.
The most common style used by wedding photographers today, the traditional or classic wedding photography is considered as a timeless and the safest style because you normally see in countless wedding albums. Characterized by classic poses of subjects aware of the camera, this style involves so much control from the photographer because he is in-charge in arranging individual and group shots before, during, and even after the wedding.
Having excellent portraiture skills, expect the photographer to focus more on the quality of the photograph by making the subject look great from the littlest details. Expect typical wedding photos like pre-ceremony pictures, formal shots of the bride and groom posing with brides maids and ushers, cake cutting, garter and bouquet toss, and the like when you choose a classic wedding photography. This style is ideal if the couple would want to keep portraits of family members for their wedding album.
If the couple is adventurous and unconventional, then you might want to consider the wedding photojournalistic style of photography on your big day. An increasingly popular style today, wedding photojournalism offers fresh and new style of taking photos in the occasion. Characterized by candid shots of the subjects unaware of the moving camera, the photojournalism style lets the attendees act freely to capture their pure and true emotion.
Sourcing style from his experience in journalism, the photographer pays more attention to minute details and candid shots rather than arranged ones. He is more into eyeing interesting moments and capturing those in his lens to produce a narrative collection of images that tell a story.
Although some traditional poses will be present, expect photos that show actual emotions of the bride and groom and of other participants throughout the duration of the wedding when you choose the photojournalism style.
In order to avoid ruining the documentation of your wedding, here are some tips in making your wedding a picture perfect one:
1. Weddings are one of the most exciting chapters of one's life. Make sure that you choose a wedding photographer that listents to you and can meet all your standards. Meet with the photographer before hand so you could discuss the details you want.
2. Inform the important participants about the schedule of photo sessions and make sure everyone attends the rehearsal to cut down the stress.
3. Have a reception area so guests can be informed about the itinerary. This will set the occasion in order, after that you may kiss the bride!
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