Scott Josuweit
The couple had a bubble machine at their reception so we cranked the bubbles and framed the couple with the chandelier above for an elegant yet fun portrait.
Stacia Morgan
This awesome bride stole my heart! I’m known for doing “anything” to get the shot, but THIS bride showed me up when she volunteered to go zip lining in her wedding dress! You know I was squealing with excitement! It was sooooo soooo cool!
Todd Shapera
When Alana became seduced by this gorgeous, lace and illusion Pronovias gown in the bridal shop, surely she couldn't have imagined how perfectly stunning she'd look on her wedding day.
We wanted to show her!
Gavin Conlan
Taken at Greenwoods Hotel & Spa in Essex during the wedding of Natalie and James. During their wedding breakfast the light was looking superb so we quickly nipped outside to create this photograph I set up the pose to have the sun behind then to give me some lens flare and in post production I enhanced the sun light.
Christora Osters
Amber and Nik's wedding day was rained out to say the least. She walked down the aisle to spritzing and they married while their guests all held umbrellas. We were so lucky to snag a break in the rain when I noticed the twinkling lights hanging from the trees had been turned on. I asked them to simply look at each other and of course, they couldn't resist holding each other for a kiss.
Rajvinoth Jothineelakandan
Couple portrait shoot is always a challenging one especially outdoor shoot. The amazing sky with a beautiful landscape made me to compose a shot using the active couple.
Ella Gagiano
This photo was done right as the sun was setting over the mountains of Valley Of Fire, Las Vegas. Everything about this photo works as its a peaceful moment in nature as this gorgeous bride is reflecting on her upcoming wedding day one year form her engagement session.
Sony R7iii, Godox AD200 and magmod system. #sonyalphafemale
Sarah Bruce
Meet Rachel & Jake, a truly gorgeous couple. The Ashes Barn wedding venue is stunning, it felt like I was in some kind of fairy tale. English country gardens everywhere you looked. A venue and a cool coulpe like this only means one thing, super chilled and lots of fun! We had a ball shooting this day. x
Maria Alafouzou
Τhe couple of the Hellenic Air Force is both the superiors. This photograph is pulled into the Corinthian islet on the Peloponnese.
The Isthmus of Corinth is a narrow strip of land that unites Central Greece with the Peloponnese, while the canal that has been opened to it joins the Saronic Gulf with the Corinthian Gulf. It is about 6 km long and the narrowest point is where the Corinth canal was built (1880-1893). It was a strategic point and for that reason a wall was built already in the ancient times (late 5th century BC), which had been preserved even to the Byzantines (Examilion).
The islet of Corinth was known in the ancient world as the landmark that separated the Peloponnese from the rest of mainland Greece. In the 1st century AD geographer Strabo pointed out a column in the isthmus of Corinth, which brought two inscriptions. One to the East, Megara of Attica, which said: "The Peloponnese, the other one" and the other towards the West, ie the Peloponnese: "in the Peloponnese, Oikon". Plutarch handed down the construction of this column to the hero of Attica Theseus on his way to Athens.
From 1893 onwards, the Corinth Canal, which in fact makes the Peloponnese Island, has been opened to the 6.3 km wide isthmus. Today, two road, two railway and two sinking bridges at both ends of the canal connect the mainland of the isthmus with that of the Peloponnese. At the western end of the Canal there is also a military emergency bridge.
There is a great fight and a great love of Constantine and the Basil.
YOU ARE ALWAYS HAPPY AND HAPPENED.
Fiona Walsh
Louise & Lloyd had got married in this exact same spot an hour before. What a beautiful building! I just knew I had to get a shot like this when I saw those windows. I placed an orange maggel on the flash behind them to give me that colour, and a maggrid to centre the light. Such a fun couple to work with.
Joy Smith
The joy of capturing sweet, candid moments like this one is exactly why I have a passion for wedding photographer.
The fact that George and Kimberly may be one of the most loving and and kindest couples I've had the privilege of shooting makes this shot even more special. Their son joined them down the aisle with a heart banner which you can almost see that reads, "Daddy, here comes Mommy!". And, that little guy journeyed the whole way down that long beach aisle with a huge smile.
So happy for this family that their photo has been selected for this collection. Another beautiful reminder of an even more exquisite day.
Gantcho Beltchev
The usual rush on the way to reception. I annoyed the wedding planner because we were late after this shot. I think we did well though!