8/21/11

Marriage and Engagement Shoot Suggestions

By Brad Dykstra


When it comes to having a wedding or engagement portrait photos taken, it is typically vital to couples to have their personality show thru as much as feasible. One of the best tactics to do that is by employing props.

There are a rising number of photographers inspiring brides to use any many fun props as feasible to improve their wedding photography. It can truly add something special to a wedding album to have a mix of traditional photographs, candid shots and wacky portraits featuring props. Nevertheless often being asked to bring a prop can strike fear into the brides heart. They worry about what makes a good prop and what's taking things a step to far. The nicest thing to do in that situation is to supply a list of ideas and inspire her to bring several options to extend the chance of some of them being acceptable.

Any item which has particular sentimental worth can make an excellent prop, especially if the item belongs to a loved one who cannot be with the couple on the day. Props associated with shared hobbies, likes, dislikes and individual personalities can also make superb props. Something that appears totally out of place at the wedding can also create a terribly dramatic image.

It may also be a smart idea to include props which reflect the overall them and style of the wedding day. One of the most well liked trends today is a vintage theme. The vintage theme actually can be adapted to finding acceptable props. Some recommended items to think about include: masquerade masks, antique furniture, old cycles, antique mirrors, fans and parasols.

One idea that's also growing in popularity at weddings as a type of entertainment is to line up a 'photo booth'. This can simply be done by providing a second paparazzo equipped with a background and a selection of fun and flaky props "think hats, feather boas, toy guns or rugs. This is a great way to entertain guests while the couple are having their formal photos shot.




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