The Essence of Professional Photography! Capturing Sparkling Shots with "Bokeh Effects"♡

I Long for Sparkling Romantic Photos ♡

What I yearn for in wedding photos are the sparkling, glamorous images that make you feel as if you've stepped into a drama or movie.＊

Countless particles of light shining in the photos create a romantic atmosphere as if time has stopped.

Let's Ask for "Bokeh"＊

These softly blurred, round lights often seen in night photos.

They actually have a name: "bokeh." ♩

By adjusting the camera's aperture and focal length, you can include bokeh in your shots, which instantly makes wedding photos more beautiful.♡

Wedding photos featuring bokeh transform into romantic images, making you feel like the main character in a drama.

Achieving bokeh is difficult in self-shot photos, so it’s definitely something you’d want to ask a professional for during pre-wedding or wedding photos.♡

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Simply giving the instruction of "sparkling photos" might result in just pictures that reflect light.

If you’re a bride-to-be with this kind of image in mind, let your photographer know, "Please include bokeh!" to ensure you get those shots.♡

You Can Use "Bokeh" Even Beyond Night Photos!

The bokeh photos we've introduced so far are night photos blurred with sparkling illuminations...

But bokeh can also shine in wedding photos other than those taken at night.

For example, in natural location photos taken under natural light.

By utilizing the light filtering through the trees for bokeh, you can create a stylish atmosphere with transparency.

Blurring the background with round lights makes the bride stand out vividly.◎

Incorporate bokeh into shots of bridal rings and accessories. The effect of bokeh adds ambiance and a sense of presence to the photos. ♡

A wedding photo showcasing items on their own tends to become quite simple. However, if captured with bokeh, it can become a beautifully artistic shot. ♡

Please Use "Bokeh" for Wedding Photos ♡

For the sparkling photos you'd like for pre-wedding or wedding day shots, be sure to say, "Let's use bokeh!"

That way, you'll likely get wedding photos that match your ideal vision.

Just imagining what the final photos will look like is exciting! ♡

For brides-to-be who will be having pre-wedding or actual ceremonies soon, remember to include the word "bokeh" in your instruction sheet.＊