One of the most important days in the life of a family is the day of its creation. A wedding is the most long-awaited, vibrant and beautiful event that you want to capture in beautiful photographs for years to come. Skill, creativity and craftsmanship will allow you to create the perfect collection of wedding photos of the bride and groom. If you are invited as a photographer (even an amateur), try to prepare and practice so that each of your photographs becomes a masterpiece of this holiday.
Instructions
Step 1
Get to know the couple in advance to find out their wishes and tastes. Some may want to see only portraits in their wedding photo albums, others more family, general photos, and someone will want a step-by-step chronological photo-detailing of the entire wedding.
Step 2
Stock up on everything you need for a long photo shoot. Whether it's film, batteries, an extra flash drive for a digital camera, or anything else to take hundreds of photos seamlessly all day.
Step 3
Shoot as much as possible so you can choose from later. Lead the couple, liberate them so that they do not hesitate to take various positions, enjoy everything, become actors in front of the camera.
Step 4
Be sure to take photos outside, especially if the weather is beautiful and sunny. These images are usually very bright, natural and beautiful.
Step 5
Capture newlyweds in both traditional poses and natural situations where they hug, kiss and talk lightly. Look for funny moments, extraordinary angles, beautiful views.
Step 6
You must capture all the main plot points of the wedding, from the ransom to the last dance. Still, photographs are a chronicle of the event, try not to miss anything.
Step 7
Do not forget to take pictures of the guests and next of kin of the newlyweds. Catch them not in standard staged photos, but in interesting moments, in the process of participating in games and competitions, in dances. The relatives and friends of the bride and groom will be the first to view your photo album.
Step 8
Give not everything, but only the best photos. Don't print every photo in a row for the newlyweds. Choose the best shots. The more valuable they will be, the better they are made. Let the wedding be remembered by the newlyweds with textured, bright, colorful photographs.
