Wedding Diaries: Portrait Photography Opportunities

Your wedding day is truly a special moment in your life, and it’s only natural to want photographic keepsakes to remember it by.

We know that wedding photography is a big deal to those tying the knot and embarking on the journey of a lifetime, which is why, as photographers, we know how essential it is to get all the right shots.

From posed portraits to candid photos, a professional photographer knows exactly where to look for the best natural light and the right instant to take the image of a precious moment in time. With both the client and the photographer working in collaboration, you can have the perfect wedding photo album to peruse through years down the line.

Getting the Family Together for Family Portraits

When it comes to portraits, the main thing is to get all the proper shots of the bride and groom with family members. Of course, there are the main priorities like the parents and the siblings, but grandparents, aunts and uncles, and other extended family also have a part to play when it comes to portrait photography at weddings.

The list of family portraits for photo-ops should be discussed beforehand, with the photographer kept well-informed. It’s recommended that the bride and groom assign a particular family member who can be in charge of getting all the individuals involved in the family portraits.

Portraits of the bride and groom in artistic, romantic poses, and of course solo shots as well, are a staple of wedding photography. From bouquet-central shots to those that show off the ring, the possibilities for these are endless.

Candid Photography

When it comes to candid photography, this plays an essential role in capturing and showcasing some of the most beautiful and joyous moments of the day—unabashed and natural shots that are in a different class of their own.

While people go about the proceedings, talk, dance, and have a good time, we capture it all. There’s nothing like encapsulating beautiful moments between people on such a memorable occasion in picture form—they invoke all kinds of emotions when you go back and look at them, giving a whole new dimension to your wedding photography.

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The candid moment could be a father-daughter dance, a moment between the groom and his mother, or a look of love exchanged between the bride and groom in a quiet moment. The possibilities are endless, and capturing the unpredictability and harmony of real life is an art we’ve honed over the years.

Looking for a professional photographer for your wedding? Adriano Batti Photographer has you covered! We specialize in Wedding Photography and Engagement Photography sessions in the Boston Area providing happy couple with artistic memories of their big day.

To hire the best, most affordable wedding photographer in the region, give us a call at 781-306-1110!

By Adriano Batti|2019-02-03T18:20:55-05:00February 10th, 2018|

About the Author: Adriano Batti

Hello! Thank you for visiting… and here is a little bit about me. I was born and grew up in Italy, in Salerno a beautiful city on the southern coast of the Sorrentine Peninsula, minutes away from the romantic Amalfi Coast. Some of my fondest memories of growing up in Italy involve weddings celebrations when I was a young boy. I recall the people, the music, the delicious food and everything else that contributed to the festive atmosphere. But even with all these distractions, I always kept a close eye on the photographer, I was fascinated by the big camera equipment. I got exited, I wanted to be like that guy taking pictures at the bride and groom! Around age 10, I received a manual 35mm film camera as a gift and was quickly hooked on taking pictures one roll of film after the other. I shot my first wedding, on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, at age 17. Soon I was shooting a few weddings a year, still life photography and family portraits. These days, I have the honor of being the wedding photographer at over 30 weddings each year. I like to photograph only one wedding per day, so that my attention is focus only on your special day. My experience has taught me the finer points of wedding photography, such as how to capture the look in a couple’s eyes as they exchange vows or share their first dance. These are precious moments that come only once in a lifetime — and I make sure to get them right. Beside wedding photography I do also enjoy corporate events and professional portraits.