The speaker discusses wedding photography trends, showcasing editorial styles, magazine production, draping, vintage tones, and cultural blending. He highlights various photographers and their unique approaches, providing commentary on the styles and techniques used.
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From editorial magazines as gifts for guests the day after the wedding, to tablescape shots with the imperfections left in… A round up of this week in wedding photography.
Images by the wonderful:
(In order)
@bottega53
@alex_shevtsov
@rachelandnoahraye
@eviazachariah
@thehouseontheclouds
@viktoriya_kompaniets
@niravpatelweddings
Cover photo @abbyhartphotography
Transcript
Better talk about this week in wedding photography. Bottega53 got right into the action at this incredible colorful Roman inspired wedding at Villa Best, with these engaging wild yes editorial images, and even producing a full magazine the day after as a gift for all the guests. Concept called magazine is a logistical challenge better could change the game. Best, this wedding took draping to a whole new level, as well as the use of constant lighting to create a dramatic look. More of this color combo please. White Lotus and weddings again as Patrick and Abby got married. The photography was soft, casual, and in the moment. Simplicity of their celebration complemented with these beautiful vintage tones. Next, this fabric flower arch was genius. An iconic leaning pose from Worse in the Clouds, and we saw a growing trend of tablescape shots, but a little messed up. Lastly, Nirav Patel was back with his signature soft subdued tones, and amazing use of light, in a wedding that blended Malaysian and Indian culture beautifully.