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Showing posts with label wedding photograph. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding photograph. Show all posts

Thursday, March 4, 2010

Candid Shots

Image from Events Wizard by Jim Liaw


Here's an idea or inspiration for the day. Candid pictures. What can be more fun than having candid pictures of your guests taken during your wedding day. Here are 3 ideas:

1. Use a Polaroid camera if you can get your hands on one. They take quick pictures and produce fast developing photos. Have it at your reception. Take a picture of your guests candidly. Paste the pictures on your guest books and get them to write a note for you .

2. Place a disposable camera at each reception table. Get the guests at each table to take pictures of themselves having good fun at the wedding. Remind them to leave the cameras behind after the wedding reception or party for you to collect and have it developed. You'll be surprise d at the pictures you'll get.

3. Get a friend or a relative to snap candid photos of your guests at your wedding. Have it developed quickly before the dinner reception and get it displayed for everyone to see just before dinner and have a good laugh at it.
Image from I Do Weddings by The Photoz

Hope these ideas will help inspire you to get away from the norm of having only having professional pictures taken at the end of the day.

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Heritage Inspired

Heritage buildings, though old, have always been great landmarks with many restored buildings having accents of lofty ceilings, red brick facades, intricate art deco, or gilded carvings and stonework. They make wonderful backdrops for picturesque wedding photos. Here are some wedding photos that we love, that surround heritage buildings.





Images by Perfect Moments Studio



Image by Louis Pang Studio



Image from Events Wizard by Davelab Motion

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Priceless Picture Perfect

Remember, once the wedding has passed, it’s all about the pictures. So you’ll always hear the advice – never ever skimp on wedding photography!

{Images from Louis Pang Studio}

While you can still hire some talented photographers out there who are based at the wedding destination of your wedding, you may want to explore the option of bringing your own photographer from back home.

{Images from All About Love Studio}

You may even be surprised that the cost of bringing over your own photographer may be cheaper than hiring one at the destination wedding and most of these photographers are willing to travel economically to get the job done. And it will also simplify liaising before the big day.


{Images from Perfect Moments Studio}

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