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Credit: Justine Claire PhotographyQ I’m not keen on formal group shots, but want to make sure we get snaps of all of our guests. What can you recommend to make sure the informal outdoor atmosphere of our day is reflected in our photographs?
Firstly keep to small key groups for formals – close family and bridal party. It’s important to get these done during the drinks reception as the photographer definitely knows who the most important people are. This should take no more than 15 minutes with the help of a groomsman or bridesmaid to collect the appropriate guests. It’s great if there’s a bit of humour whilst these are being taken, so the line-ups look happy and thrilled with the celebrations. It can also show off some of the wedding venue’s views.
After dinner when the guests are fed and watered, lovely and relaxed, generally they’re more interested in informal group photos. These are usually a laugh because the guests are so relaxed. After dinner guests are more willing to walk and chat and have a laugh with the photographer too, which means the backdrop of the venue gets reflected in a beautiful informal manner.
Justine Claire | www.justineclaire.com
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