Wedding portraits

bride and groom portraits in the mountains in the hills // bouquet inspiration // wild flower bouquet // whimsical wedding // garden wedding

The "Side Arm Hug" wedding portrait pose. Prompt your couple to stand side by side. The bride's arm (closest to the groom) will wrap around the groom's arm. Her free hand will then grab ahold of the same arm or hold his hand. It sounds complicated, but the photos speak for themselves! Read more on the blog!

5 Reasons to Take Bridal Portraits | Kelly O’Connor Photography | I’m sure you’re wondering…why should I take bridal portraits? Well for one, they can be used as a trial run for your hair, makeup, and bridal bouquet. It is also a great opportunity to see how your dress photographs.⁣⁣⁣ Click here to read more reasons you should take bridals before your wedding day!

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Composed of ephemeral, evocative moments framed with an innate instinct – we’re swept up in the dreamy frames of Sydney based photographer, LUCIE Weddings.

Lucy & Charlie were a dream to photograph at their Farnham Castle wedding. Be sure to check out this elegant wedding venue in Surrey!

Fine art bridal portraits at the Virginia House, an English Tudor with an exquisite outdoor English garden, by Alex C Tenser Photography and Maggie’s Misc Events.