What are wedding photography styles?

Question Asked: 21/11/2018

Wedding Date: 9/08/2018

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Valley Photography

(0) · Statewide,

Posted: 19/12/2018

Hi

As individuals we each have a different way of viewing the world some of us are traditional and others have and abstract vision and most are in between these to extremes. 

To find out which style suits your needs check out photographers web sites and faces pages then choose the one you like best

Happy hunting Felicity 

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Bohemian Weddings

(5) · Perth and Margaret River, Western Australia

Posted: 12/12/2018

I guess in a roundabout way, they are like anything which has multiple types. Think music, dance, movies, art - I'm sure you get the idea. 

A photographers style ideally should resonate with you and make you feel warm inside when viewing the images, then you know you have found the right photographer. Sometimes a good indicator can be feeling at ease with the photographer really quickly and without awkwardness, though if you are shy it might still happen of course haha.  It's a choice that will come to you on a gut level, so spend lots of time looking around at the local talent before deciding on someone is my advice.

Also, don't get a photographer that just follows trendy ideas, today's trend is tomorrows cringe - want an example? Mullets.

Focus Imagery - Wedding Film & Photography

(26) · Cairns, Palm Cove & Port Douglas

Posted: 12/12/2018

Classic, editorial, photo journalistic, lifestyle 

Cherish Photography by Tara

(8) · Perth, country & Surrounding Suburbs

Posted: 9/12/2018

Hi all. Different wedding photography styles. 

Hmm...here are some that come to my mind. 

1) Candid. eg.  Capturing things as they happen with little interference from the photographer  Avoiding formal or stiff looking poses. You may not always get people looking towards the camera. This can be good but you also want people to be easily recognised and looking pretty good. eg. not eating food necessarily

2) Classic. Keeping the tone refined perhaps and carefully directed photos. Flattering to the subject. Though all styles should be flattering to the subject as much as possible.

3) Informal but gently posed. The ideal combination of candid and classic. Capturing moments as they happen and not excluding guests at all. Inviting the couple to pose for "romantic moments", both pre arranged and spontaneous

4) Artistic. Something you would expect your photographer to be looking for whichever style they lean towards. Could also mean fashionable. eg. moody lighting, dramatic backgrounds or landscapes. Magazine style. Also a willingness to try something unusual.

Mostly  I think that photographers would use a variety of styles to suit the feel of your wedding.

I hope this helps you when choosing a good photographer for you. :)

Sand & Soul Photography

(4) · Port Douglas, Cairns, Cape Tribulation, Atherton Tablelands available to travel on request

Posted: 4/12/2018

Natural & candid

JBJ Photography

(0) · Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and Surrounds

Posted: 1/12/2018

A mix of Formal and street photography always relaxed the aim is to capture the person in a natural relaxed  pose even the formal stuff is done with humour and fun getting the clients to work with the Camera 

Jeff

WesBeelders Photography

(12) · Adelaide

Posted: 30/11/2018

To be 100% honest it is more the experience you have with the photographer. My clients I want an easy going, relaxed and candid experience. My clients do lots of chatting, laughing and having a good time. Get some nibbles and forget the whole photoshoot thing.

Some clients are looking for a more posed or editorial experience. Editing is either light and fluffy or dark and moody. 

Hope this helps?

Wes Xx

Easy Weddings Expert

There are quite a few different styles of photography depending on what you're after for your big day, but the most common are: - traditional/posed photography - candid and natural photography - fantasy/highly edited imagery Each of these different styles will capture your wedding in a different light, so if you're not sure what style of photography to choose then think about pairing it with your theme! So a rustic or bohemian wedding is more likely to be suited to candid photography, while a classic or religious wedding will be most suited to traditional and posed images. As these are the two most common styles you can also mix them up! If you're having an out-of-the-box wedding or an alternative theme then think about getting some more highly edited photos done to really reflect that unique angle. We hope this helps!

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