Your wedding is one of the biggest events of your life. You’re probably not going to want to make any mistakes or end up not having the most memorable day. Some ways you can avoid any regrets after your wedding day has passed is by making sure you don’t miss out on any essential wedding poses. Weddings and engagements are all about celebrating with your loved ones. Sometimes, your wedding day goes by so fast that you feel like you did not get to experience it firsthand. That’s why it’s important to have all your important poses covered, so that you don’t end up feeling like you missed out on an opportunity you will never get back.
Here are some poses you don’t want to miss for your wedding photography:
Close Up and Facing Each Other
You don’t want to forget a photo of the two of you posing for a close up, while staring into each other’s eyes. These kind of poses always portray the kind of emotions the two of you are feeling and end up feeling like one of the most intimate kinds of weddings poses there are. You can have a close up of when he lifts your veil up and also when you’re having your first dance. Any moment where you’re both genuinely in the moment is a perfect time for a candid that represents your true sentiments in that moment.
In the Golden Hour
One way to get a photo that speaks a thousand words is to have it taken during the golden hour. This is when the sun is just about to set, so it adds a soft, golden glow to everything it touches. When you pair a photo like this with a different kind of angle, for example, the bottom up, it will also include both your outfits. You can do this by having the photographer take a photo that is angled up from near the bottom of your dress, while it flows gracefully in the wind. Your husband can be standing facing you, so that his outfit fits in the frame as well. The setting sun will definitely add a soft, romantic feel to the photo.
Walking Together
Another pose that truly captures the joy and happiness you feel when you’re married is when you’re both walking back down the aisle together. You’re both full of overwhelming emotions and there are bound to be people crying in the background as you walk by too. This pose is perfect for looking back at and reminding yourself of the bond you share with your significant other. It also looks great in frames, so if there’s one pose you need to have and get framed as well, it is definitely this one.
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Weddings and engagements are exciting events. The perfect wedding photography is all you need to make sure you don’t miss a moment of the day. You can look back at the photos and truly get a holistic perception of the entire event. Check out https://www.placidmedia.com for wedding photography bookings.
