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- The Classic. As Wrisley can attest, nothing beats that classic wedding party group shot with the couple in the middle and the VIPs on either side. The wedding party can either laugh candidly or pose seriously—whichever reaction is most natural!
- The Symmetrical Shot. Few wedding party photos are as mesmerizing as the symmetrical shot. This pose plays off of the bridal party colors and the backdrop, seamlessly blending the two for a striking portrait.
- Adoring Bridesmaids. Capturing those heartwarming or funny moments among the bridal party is key, and one of the best ways to do this is the “adoring bridesmaids” shot.
- Birds-Eye View. Photographers love capturing creative perspectives, and that’s where the birds-eye view group photo comes into play. This angle adds an element of artistry to the wedding party photos and can help set the scene, whether it’s a beach, garden, or any destination in between.
Whether you’re a seasoned wedding photographer looking for new bridal party poses or simply learning how to photograph a wedding, this guide can help. We’ll take you through 13 wedding party pictures that will make any wedding album shine and also share 7 tips for nailing beautiful wedding party photos every time.
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- Young bridesmaids clinking with glasses of champagne in hotel...
- Confetti throwing on happy newlywed couple.
- Bride with bridesmaids posing in hotel or fitting room at...
- Excited diverse girls friends wear robes celebrating clinking... Excited diverse bridesmaid friends wear robes congratulating asian woman bride with wedding bridal shower celebrating birthday getaway bachelorette spa party clinking champagne glasses sitting on bed.
- Classic Symmetrical
- Sideways Carry
- Seated & Cool
- Look Behind
- Classic Couples
- First Look
- Tunnel of Cheers
- Triangle
- Smoke Bombs
- The Walk
Let's start with the classic wedding party photo! In this pose, the happy couple stands in the middle with their supporting crew on either side. We love this shot posed behind a beautiful background such as your ceremony altar, stunning views, or trees. Make sure to frame the image to highlight the symmetry for the most beautiful photo! Sterling Hi...
How cute is this photo!? The sideways carry is a modern-day classic with a multitude of variations that you can get creative with. Have all of the groomsmen lift up the bride or vice versa for a cute and playful memory. Galway Downs by Wedgewood Weddings
Cool and collected: try posing the groomsmen (or bridesmaids) in a creative shape at your venue. We love using chairs or beautiful staircases for this pose. Opt for serious facial expressions for a double-oh-seven Stonetree Estate by Wedgewood Weddings
Collect your best girlfriends and line them up facing away from the camera. with the bride in the middle. Have each woman hold their bouquet behind their back, and have the bride look over her shoulder towards the camera. What a beautiful way to highlight the Jefferson Street Mansion by Wedgewood Weddings
Another classic bridal party pose is the couple's shot. Line up your bridal party in their couples and have them lock arms or stand together in prom pose, positioned around the bride and groom in the middle. This pose works no matter the size of your wedding party and can be taken at numerous angles and shapes. Boulder Creek by Wedgewood Weddings
Who's to say that first looks are just for the happy couple? One of the hottest wedding trends is to do a first look with all of the key people in your wedding party: your parents, your bridal party, and maybe even your kids. This one is super fun, and a great way to capture a priceless memory. Ocotillo Oasis by Wedgewood Weddings
The tunnel photo originated on the dance floor and has evolved from there. Line the bridesmaids and groomsmen up to form a tunnel, and position the couple jumping towards the back, or running through the middle. However, you set it up, this shot is such a fun one to take with your mates! Try snapping it during your grand exit or earlier in the nigh...
If your wedding party is an even number (not including the bride or groom), the triangle pose is a great formation for your wedding pictures. While this pose is most popular with the grooms' party, it's totally doable for the ladies as well! Galway Downs by Wedgewood Weddings
What's more fun and playful than a ton of colorful smoke? Gather your best buds and throw up the sparks! You can also use sparklers, confetti or bubbles to recreate this look. Black Forest by Wedgewood Weddings
Let's take a stroll! Somewhere along the way, a candid photo of the bridal party walking across the lawn became one of the most popular posed photos. Adding motion to the photo helps to generate more genuine candid expressions, and results in a stunning photo. We love this one! Galway Downs by Wedgewood Weddings
- Confetti throwing on happy newlywed couple.
- Woman skeptical of friend's new dress.
- A group of beautiful women in dresses smile, celebrate and raise a toast and have fun together. Girls ' Party.
- Bridesmaids helping bride getting dressed for the wedding ceremony.
Feb 27, 2019 · Weddings. This Wedding Wednesday I’m sharing 4 gorgeous large bridal party group shots with y’all! Bridal party shots have got to be some of my favorite images to capture. Gathering everyone who loves and supports the bride and groom on their special day is such a special moment to get images of.
Aug 3, 2023 - Bridal party group photography ideas for bridesmaid and groomsmen for your wedding day. Beautiful and classic bridal party pictures. Boho bridesmaid and groomsmen curated by Kristine Herman Photography.
