Wedding Photography Sydney – How to pose best for your wedding photography - Part 2
Wedding Photography Sydney How to pose best for your wedding photography - Part 2
I already have written about the best wedding poses made at a bride's home. This time I will write to you more about best wedding photography taken on the wedding ceremony. Even in these poses the focus is not only on the bride and groom but they inevitably take part of the wedding, and stay the best place in a bride's memory.
Although the wedding performance takes one day it seems as a week. Only preparations take approximately 6 months, starting with the wedding booking date until getting the house in shape. Can you imagine how many photographs can be taken while the preparations last. Every photographer and videographer is aware of this, so why not help them at your wedding day.
Well here are the poses at a ceremony gathering:
1. Before the beginning of the ceremony
The exterior of the ceremony place from a distance and closely
The interior of the ceremony place along with the aisle of the church/ceremony place
Seating the mother and the father of the bride/groom
Seating the grandparents of the bride/groom
Musical performer/s
Officiant
Groom and groomsmen waiting for the bride before the altar
Groom and groomsmen waiting for the bride along the aisle in a photograph focus
2. The ceremony
Bride with her father/escort in the entrance of the church
Little girl holding the bride's flower and bride in the back
Ring bearer walking down the aisle and the bride in the back
Bride with her father/escort and bridesmaids walking down the aisle (front and back view)
Bride arriving at the altar (moment when she meets the groom)
Father/escort giving the hand of the bride to the groom
Ceremony at the altar/Communion ceremony
Hands ceremony groom placing the ring on bride's finger and opposite
First kiss of the bride and groom as a man and woman
3. End of the ceremony
Bride and groom leaving the church/ceremony place
Grooms leaving the church/ceremony place while guests are throwing race over them
Parents of the groom/bride leaving the church/ceremony place
Grandparents leaving the church/ceremony place
Special guests leaving the church/ceremony place
The groom and the bride with all the family and guests that attended the ceremony before the church/ceremony place
What is even more interesting to me from today's point of view when I look back to my wedding memories through my wedding photographs taken from Wedding Video Sydney based company is that I always find many poses that could have been taken that day. Well, creativeness is a natural gift to people, but imagination anyone can have. When you awaken your imagination the creativeness will be born effortlessly.