Wedding Photography Trend: Capturing Emotions

We all want to know what's going to be big this year, and according to this article on wedding trends for 2012, for photography, it's going to be about capturing the emotions of the day and the relationship between people, more than the perfectly posed shot or picturesque locale.

From the joy and utter happiness of the bride and groom,

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and the delight and merriment of others no matter how near or far,

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to the overwhelming blend of emotions on the day,

Angel Navarro Photographyit's the moments filled with feeling that make the true memories. We're on board with this 2012 trend, what do you think?

wedding photo idea: Insert Your Personality Here!

Everyone wants beautiful photos of their wedding and there will be plenty of time for those. But don't forget that this is a golden opportunity for some once-in-a-lifetime shots. When you get all dolled up for your wedding day, why not snap a few photos that are all about fun and personality?

Whether it's a lighthearted take on weddings themselves,

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a tribute to loves other than the one you're marrying,

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or a pastime you share with your beloved,

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there are countless ways to make your wedding photos uniquely yours.

Take a moment (or more!) to think of a photo you've always wanted or a shot that is absolutely you, and go for it. Brainstorming starts now!

wedding photo idea: Groom Holding the Bride’s Train!

The wedding day is filled with sweet moments between the bride and groom. If you’re looking for a shot that radiates romance, then this might be the perfect photo idea for you. The groom helping the bride by carrying her train epitomizes the feelings of love and affection shared between them on their special day.

Whether in full sunshine,

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or shade, this is undeniably a beautiful image.

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It even works for a Trash the Dress photo shoot.

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If you’re looking for an unusual photo that captures the almost tangible feeling of love on your big day, ask your husband-to-be for a hand, and be sure someone with a camera is around to catch it on film.

wedding photo idea: Bride and Groom Under the Veil!

If you're still on the fence about whether or not to wear a veil on your wedding day, this wedding photo idea might help you make your decision. Use your veil to create an unforgettable photo of you and your beloved.

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It can add vintage charm,

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or modern drama.

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In short, a veil can be more than just an accessory, it can be a part of what makes your wedding photographs truly extraordinary.

What are your thoughts? Is a veil going to be part of your wedding day outfit?

wedding photo idea: The Reveal!

It's the time-honored question: is it really bad luck to see the bride in her dress before the wedding? Some couples have made this very question into some memorable wedding photos.

You can try the so-close-yet-so-far approach with different levels in the same photo.

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You can get even closer being separated only by a door.

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Or you can even throw caution to the wind, and capture the special moment on film.

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However you choose to remember first seeing your husband- or bride-to-be on your wedding day, consider capturing it on film. While it's a memory you're not likely to forget, wouldn't it be a great addition to your wedding album?