What’s Your Favourite Wedding Photography Style?

ENERGETIC

Bride and Groom are encouraged to move around a lot, dance, pose in silly ways , show their creativity and just have fun. While we always do our best to make the models comfortable and stress free, this kind of photoshoot requires a few more coffees to het on the right level 🙂 Bride and Groom dance a lot, throw things around and even run around. The goal is to be imperfect, to be spontaneous and a little silly.

DREAMY

This beautiful, delicate and cinematic photography stule utilises reflections in mirrors, glass, water, eyes and more. Often mist, smoke and delicate defused light is used to create this fairy-tale-like look. We often shoot through items and leave foreground blurred to add to the atmosphere.

DRAMATIC

High contract, often black and white or sepia photographs in dramatic places like cliffs, rocky beach
or a dark forest. While the photos show less laughter and are less spontaneous, the atmosphere of dramatic, almost serious surroundings makes these artistic photographs stand out a lot.

FAIRYTALE

More planned, peaceful, with lots of posing and looking into the distance, thoughtful and blissful. Often done in a location associated with piece of mind, a place of hippieness, distant from roads, buildings and people. Photos should indicate oneness with nature and connection with the universe 🙂

BACK TO NATURE

Shoots of this kind normally take place in forests, meadows, orchards, by a river, lake or sea.
The aim is to show the connection to the nature and compliment the usually white dress, by contrasting it with the deep greens of the leaves, the browns and grays of the bark and the shadows in-between.

SILLY

Bride and Groom are encouraged to release their inner-child and to simply have fun. Funny props and disguises are often used. This is most certainly not a serious photoshoot. The aim is to show that you know how to have fun and have distance to yourself and your partner.

RETRO

This is quite a specific type of photography which utilises black and white as well as sepia colour scheme, high contract and often borders on overexposing parts of the photo, all in order to simulate the nostalgic, retro style of film photography. The photographs can of course also be taken with a film camera, in which case the shoot will take much longer and you will get less photos.

ROYAL

Typically done in castles, old hotels, museums and in ruins of old famous places. Very specific style and feel of the photos make the whole session look very high brow in a positive meaning of the phrase.