In the past few years, everyone has become a photographer and wants to share every special moment in their lives with the world. Guests take photos at weddings because they want to remember the special day, not because they're trying to be rude. There is absolutely no issue with this in everyday situations, however, when it comes to great, once-in-a-lifetime moments such as a wedding, witnessing life behind a camera or iPhone causes more problems than it solves, especially if the bride and groom hired a professional wedding photographer. Couples are now opting for an “unplugged” wedding, or at the very least, an “unplugged” ceremony. This article shares Grand Lens Photography’s reasons why couples should consider having an “unplugged” wedding.
1 - interrupting camera flash
Professional photographers seldom use a camera’s pop-up flash. The knowledge of natural lighting and the set up of artificial lighting is used by …show more content…
So many “first looks” have inadvertently happened online before the wedding because a bridesmaid or groomsman uploaded pictures to social media before the wedding and the bride or groom who were killing time by browsing Facebook saw their future before the ceremony. Also, make sure with the couple that it is okay to share the images on social media. Sometimes people prefer to keep things quiet due to varying factors and you don’t want to cause unwarranted stress. The bride and groom are a high priority of the wedding for the photographer. The client pays hard-earned money to make sure the photographer documents the wedding and it is disappointing when an overeager guest gets in the way. People often do not realize their actions and this article was written in hopes to educate people that will take this advice and either considers an “Unplugged” wedding or think of the professional before jumping in the aisle for that special
1 - interrupting camera flash
Professional photographers seldom use a camera’s pop-up flash. The knowledge of natural lighting and the set up of artificial lighting is used by …show more content…
So many “first looks” have inadvertently happened online before the wedding because a bridesmaid or groomsman uploaded pictures to social media before the wedding and the bride or groom who were killing time by browsing Facebook saw their future before the ceremony. Also, make sure with the couple that it is okay to share the images on social media. Sometimes people prefer to keep things quiet due to varying factors and you don’t want to cause unwarranted stress. The bride and groom are a high priority of the wedding for the photographer. The client pays hard-earned money to make sure the photographer documents the wedding and it is disappointing when an overeager guest gets in the way. People often do not realize their actions and this article was written in hopes to educate people that will take this advice and either considers an “Unplugged” wedding or think of the professional before jumping in the aisle for that special