Don't leave your photography to chance!!!
Reflecting back to the last wedding event I covered two things were obvious;
1. The Couple had a tough day from smiling too much
2. The whole event went in a blink of an eye.
Thankfully, I had MoCreations Photography capture the magical moments (Pre-wedding shots, arrival of family, the bridal train, the accessories, the cars, the hall, the rings, the stage, the kisses, the dance, etc...).
MoCreations Photography became a life saver where the "contracted" camera-men messed up.
It is important to plan your photograph, but truth be said, with so much to cover, it could get mind bugging.
That's where Olajumoke makes it piece-meal with a checklist of what you should cover and what is most important.
Olajumoke is a sennior photographer with MoCreations Photography, a lover of photography with a passion since early teenage years. An astute professional backed by years of industry experience and fantastic client base/works.
Here is a compiled, over the years experience of memories, you should not miss;
Pre-Wedding
Shots:
1. Couple in neutral colorful, yet casual, clothes having a good
laugh
2. Couple on a scooter, bicycle, horses, cheering each other hand
in hand
3. Couple Hands around each other, pointing out and walking
towards a vision
4. Bridal Showers
5. Groom-to-be, with bride on his back running on the beach
6. Groom-to-be, making funny faces of his brides head gear
7. Couple speeding off from a surging wave at the beach
.....am sure you can see the fun; only a trained eye can give you
such an experience.
Wedding
Day Shots (Bride):
1. Bride having hair or makeup done
2. Bridal gown hanging, spread on the bed, or draped over a chair
3. Bride's shoes and jewelry
4. Shots of bouquets
5. Action shots of the bridal train
6. Mother preparing her daughter one last time
7. Mother praying for the bride
8. Bride's dad, congratulating his girl or getting her all primed
9. Full-length shot of the bride in her gown, looking in a mirror
10. Bridesmaid's cheering and laughing with the bride
all dressed up
11. Father’s reaction to seeing his baby girl in her gown
12. Bride with her parents and brothers/sisters
13. Bride with her bridesmaids
14. Bride making her way to the ceremony (one last look at her home)
Getting
Ready For The Wedding – The Groom
1. Groom getting ready with his father and groomsmen (accessories also)
2. Shot of the wedding bands
3. Groom with his parents and brothers/sisters
4. Groom with the best man
5. Groom with his groomsmen
6. Groomsmen putting on boutonnieres or ties
7. Groom making his way to the ceremony
8. Groom stepping out of vehicle
The Wedding Ceremony
1. Inner and outter shots of the site before guests arrive
2. Groom walking down the aisle with his mother
3. Close-up of groom waiting for the bride
4. Bridal party walking down the aisle
5. Grandparents walking down the aisle
6. Bride and her father/escort waiting to walk down the aisle
7. Close-up of bride just before she makes her entrance
8. Bride and her father/escort walking down the aisle
9. Groom reacting to bride walking down the aisle
10. Bride’s father/escort giving her away
11. Bride and groom at the altar or the front of the ceremony
12. Brides parents watching the ceremony
13. Grooms parents watching the ceremony
14. Shot of the altar, from the guests’ point of view (inclusive of priest)
15. Shot of the guests, from the couple’s point of view
16. The candle lighting and the readings
17. Close-up of the bride and groom as they recite their vows
18. Close-up of the bride and groom’s hands as they exchange rings
19. Shot of ‘The kiss!’
20. Close-up of the newlyweds immediately after the ceremony
21. Bride and groom hugging and kissing family and friends
22. Bride showing off her wedding ring to her bridesmaids
23. Bride and groom leaving the ceremony
Pictures After The Wedding Ceremony
1. Bride and groom showing off their status
2. Bride with her mother, adoring the maternal cheer
3. Bride with her father, all grown and beautiful
4. Bride with both parents or step-parents
5. Bride with her entire immediate family
6. Groom with his mother
7. Groom with his father
8. Groom with both parents or step-parents
9. Groom with his entire immediate family
10. Bride and groom with bride’s family
11. Bride and groom with groom’s family
12. Bride and groom with both sets of parents
13. Bride and groom with all sets of parents
14. Bride and groom with immediate family members from both sides
15. Bride and groom with bridesmaids
16. Bride and groom with groomsmen
17. Bride and groom with flower girl and ring bearer
18. Bride and groom with entire wedding party
The Wedding Reception
1. Inner and outer shots of the site before the guests arrive
2. Still-life shots of place cards, menus, table settings,
centerpieces, decorations, favors, and glasses
3. The cake, Hors d’oeuvres and specialty drinks
4. Guests arriving and mingling
5. Guests signing the guest book
6. Bride and groom arriving
7. Close-ups of friends and family making toasts
8. Bride and groom sipping Champagne at their table
9. Bride and groom speaking with guests
10. Bride and groom’s first dance
11. Bride dancing with her father
12. Groom dancing with his mother
13. Parents and grandparents dancing
14. Wedding party dancing
15. MC, musicians, deejay, and/or entertainers performing
16. Guests dancing
17. Bride and groom dancing with the bridal party
18. Bride and groom cutting the cake
19. Bouquet toss and "The Catch"
20. Newlyweds’ vehicle
21. Bride and groom leaving the reception
(Clued from my friends: ChecklistStables)
With this wedding photo request checklist and MoCreations Photography, you’ll increase your chances of having the photo’s you desire for a memorable lifetime!
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