Heru Prabowo
one Hour before we take this picture, it's very heavy rain, but fortunately 5 minutes after sunset, the sky is very gorgeous, we are very lucky to get this amazing sky and amazing couple. The most amazing thing is, they said this is their favorite image.
Vicens Forns
This was such a beautiful moment while the bride was getting ready and her bridesmaids assisting. It was hard to go wrong with such an elegant woman!
Elana Goodridge
This photograph was taken at a quiet moment of reflection. The day started off with a steady rain which put everything in Plan B mode but by the time the ceremony took place, the rain had stopped and left behind the beautiful skies that are seen in this picture. The earlier storm proved to be a gift as it provided such glorious colors which reflected the love and joy that was present. The entire day was filled with smiles and everyone was lovely. No one more so than the bride and groom - a truly magical couple that were so perfect together. Congratulations....
Erin Donner
It was the end of the night and we knew Erin and Stuart were making an exit from gorgeous Oatlands Historic House and Gardens in style. They had a Great Gatsby car pick them up at the end of a line of guests blowing bubbles. I wanted to create a special image that captured their intimacy and this incredible classic car, so I lit the cabin space and the side of the car in preparation and waited for the perfect moment.
Erin Donner
Josh and Alanna had access to Riggs library at Georgetown University and we were thrilled to take some of their wedding portraits in this beautiful historic library. The architecture of the building is breathtaking and we really wanted to make the couple a part of this work of art.
Helen Navajas
Look at the horizon! So much has passed, so much yet to come...
Under a blue sky, a bride who walks in a path, two lines. For me, the photo has a deep meaning, a silent introspection, a beautiful desire for the unknown.
Marken, The Nederlands - 2016
Peter Tran
Photo taken before sunset of my wife overlooking a Louisiana bayou. It was a cold night, but with the foliage from the surrounding trees it created a warmth to bring out the details of the white fringed wedding gown.
Vladimír Citriak
At first I have to write that this photo was taken without using dron. It was just before the sunset. This place is famous of its geyser. This photo is from the gallery 'DREAM'. If you would like to see more photos from this gallery go to: http://www.vladimir-citriak.eu/galeria/sen
Gavin Conlan
This was taken during the wedding of Kayleigh and Tom shortly after their wedding ceremony in Essex - I just adore this photograph. I love the added interest of their wedding car framing the couple and their pose helps create such a romantic moment between them.
Gavin Conlan
Following on from last months wedawards given to Charlotte and Alex's wedding, here is another beautiful portrait of this couple on the beach at Mawgan Porth, Cornwall.
Gavin Conlan
This photograph was taken during the wedding of Sherri and Robert at Crabbs Barn, an Essex wedding venue based in Kelvedon, Colchester. During the portrait session is location had the most perfect light, so I first set up the individual bride and groom portraits and then captured a set of couple shots this being one of my favourites and I love any kind of reflections.
Veronica Yankowski
I was so excited to be invited to New Orleans to photograph the wedding of Linda and Eddie. Linda was a client of mine turned dear friend over the years so when she got engaged and planned her wedding in New Orleans and asked me to photograph I was honored. Linda and Eddie are a special couple and are not into the "traditional" images. She didn't want ring shots and bridal prep or many posed portraits and in her words she wanted shots of them "walking down the street having fun." So we did! This image is the front of where their reception was to be held. From the front it looked like any other building in the French Quarter. And all of the vendors trucks were parked on the street in front so it was horribly distracting. So instead I panned the camera up to rid the frame of the distractions and I just loved the warmth of the sun flare. This turned out to be one of my favorites from the day.