Wedding day traditions or first Look?
First look photos prior to wedding ceremonies are becoming popular and here's why:
We've had the privilege of attending numerous weddings over many years, and each one has been uniquely different from the next. This diversity is what keeps our work so thrilling!
In the traditional wedding scenario, one partner arrives at the venue ahead of the other, eagerly awaiting the grand procession down the aisle.
However, modern weddings have introduced a refreshing twist to this age-old tradition. Couples now have the opportunity to see each other well before the ceremony, sharing an intimate moment as they catch their first glimpse of one another. This precious moment is beautifully captured by their photographer, followed by a series of couple photos before the official ceremony commences.
We wholeheartedly embrace this contemporary approach for several compelling reasons. Here are 5 compelling reasons to consider a first look before your wedding ceremony:
Calms Pre-Ceremony Nerves
Seeing your partner in an intimate, private moment before the ceremony can help ease pre-wedding jitters. It allows you both to connect emotionally and share a special moment, making you feel more relaxed for the rest of the day.
Enhances the Photo Experience
A first look provides an opportunity for beautiful, emotional photographs in a controlled setting. Without the time constraints of the ceremony or reception, your photographer can capture genuine reactions and portraits in optimal lighting.
More Time for Couples' Portraits
Having a first look frees up time after the ceremony. You can take most of your couples' photos beforehand, leaving more time to mingle with guests during the cocktail hour or reception.
Intimate Connection Before the Crowd
The moment you first see each other during the ceremony is shared with all your guests. A first look gives you a private, heartfelt moment to be together, exchange words, or even share a hug without the pressure of an audience.
Flexibility in the Timeline
Including a first look can make your wedding day timeline more flexible. By completing some photos earlier in the day, you can minimize delays and ensure a smoother flow for the rest of the event.
Why not consider giving this innovative wedding schedule
Get in touch with us to start planning your wedding: www.dreamweddingssc.com.au
Comments