Tips for Unconventional Wedding Photography

In your wedding day, a skilled photographer must chick beautiful photos of you and your partner. You both will look great on one of the most significant day of your life. So it’s just too good an opportunity to miss. Here are few unique wedding photography ideas for you if you are hoping to get something different for your wedding.

MAKE THE MOST OUT OF THE VENUE

At first, plan a beautiful and unusual wedding venue and try to incorporate this into your bride and groom photos. Whatever your wedding venue you are sure to be able to find a quirky aspect to use in your wedding photos.

USE VARIOUS ANGLES

Use your photographer to the fullest. Be bold and ask your photographer to take photos from unusual angles. If there is a way for your photographer to be looking down on you during the ceremony, the exchange of rings looks wonderful from above.

THINK IT’S NOT WEDDING

Try to get a photo of you and your new husband all dressed up for the wedding but doing something totally non wedding related. For example, doing the washing up, getting some shopping, or waiting for the bus. Something really different. With a touch of humor these types of photos are unique and cute! It will also make the wedding day a lighter angle.

QUIT BEING THE CENTER-STAGE

Ask the photographer to take a photo of anything other than you two. It can be your wedding can, or the venue or a group of guest. But while doing so, you will get caught giggling or smiling in the corner of the picture as if you are blissfully unaware of the camera.

MOVEMENT WORKS GREAT TOO

Movement adds extra energy to your wedding photos. Action shots are very popular. Action shots are becoming a popular alternative to static portraits, whether you are dancing, jumping, or laughing your heart out. Action shots also work very well for group photos.

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