Now you must be wondering why the headline for a wedding photography trends article spells ‘end’ in bold. Simply because if you don’t pay attention to your wedding photography it will surely put an end to how people will witness the most important day of your life in the future. So with ever increasing conversations of wedding photography around us, we all have an idea of why it’s important, but would you like to know what the show-turners are when it comes to capturing you at your best on your wedding? What are the trends that are making a wave in the industry? Morvi Images will help you comprehend and make the most of it –
Pre-Wedding: Pre-wedding shoots are the oldest and yet the most popular sessions amongst the couples. If you fancy spending a hassle free time during your wedding, this one is a dream. It allows you to evade long photo sessions on the day of the wedding and you can focus on being truly in the moment. You can schedule a shoot with your photographer before the big day. These wedding shoots allow you to get experimental when it comes to trying different attires, locations and poses. And on the hindsight you get a stress free wedding day.
Flash The Dress:We all agree on one thing, every bride spends at least 200 hrs researching her perfect wedding dress and another 100 hrs trying and perfecting that dress. How can you not have it flashed? You don’t want to lose the grandeur of that attire untouched and in its splendor. Therefore an essential must-have wedding day photo is of : The Dress.
Trash the dress:An innovative trend, this one is for the unconventional, fun and feisty couples. As the name suggests this shoot calls for the couple to be experimental, as they will have to come together for dreamy pictures in a quirky setting – pool, riding a horse or at a forest, you name it. One really does not need to trash a dress in the literal sense, but get original for this one. Think about how many years these pictures can fade away in an instant 10 years down the line?
Funny Posed Photo Session:Having witty images in your flawless wedding album can be entertaining. If you want have a hearty laugh with your kids while looking at your wedding album, this session is a must include. Gather your family and friends who will be happy to pose while having some fun at each other’s cost. What’s more get to use fun props like amusing signages, entertaining hats and whole lot more. These pictures are justly eternal.
Getting Ready Session:Nothing compares to seeing a bride on her wedding day in her eternal glory. Yet, what will always make your heart skip a beat is what got that glory together. They are undoubtedly some of the most genuine and memorable moments of your day. Therefore, getting ready sessions get thumbs up from Morvi Images. These sessions allow you to capture the striking details when it comes to significant aspects of a bride’s look –such as intricate ornaments, heena adorned hands or enchanting attire. What’s more is that you get to relive your excitement or nerves yet again when you see them.
Timeless Vintage Look:
The vintage look is timeless and rapidly gaining popularity as it allows the couples to create moods of ‘yesteryears’ with ageless props, accessories and settings. It can best be described as a classic moment from your favorite black and white era. The vintage look is clean and arresting and is not old-fashioned by any standard; this look makes for a compelling wedding shoot. The couple can ideally go for a pre-wedding shoot for this look.
About Morvi Kumari
Based in New Delhi, India, Morvi Kumari is a professional wedding photographer and Founder of Morvi Images. Her venture is dedicated to capturing weddings and making beautiful memories. She has covered over 60 weddings in India and abroad. Her photography style is best described as modern and fresh blended with vintage aesthetics. Morvi believes in going by her instinct and aims to capture honest emotions and interactions. She graduated from National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) and pursued Masters in Communication Design from Winchester School of Arts, Southampton University. You can view her portfolio at
http://www.morviimages.com/ and
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