My sister married her best friend in an elegant church ceremony a few months ago. At this special occasion, I was honored to serve as my sister’s matron of honor. Surprisingly, my sister decided to have most of her wedding photos done before the wedding ceremony. After the ceremony, she wanted to relax and have fun with her guests at the reception. I was impressed with the professional photographer’s selection of poses for the wedding pictures. Many of them were unique and creative. She even told my sister and me to look like we were hitting each other with our flower bouquets in one of the poses. On this blog, I hope you will be inspired to have beautiful, memorable pictures made on your special day.
The so-called "golden hour" when the sun rises or sets is one of the best times to capture romantic, beautiful wedding photos. However, since no one can control how the sunlight moves, couples should be prepared to take advantage of this short period of time as much as possible. How can you do so? Here are a few ways to prolong your wedding photography golden hour.
1. Learn the Timing
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