What Angle Makes for a Cute Reception Toast Photo? 5 Ways to Capture the Moment!

Shots for Toasting to Include in the Instructions＊

The most popular photo idea to include in your reception instructions right now is...

This "Toasting Shot," isn't it? ♡

The toasting shot taken at the moment when the fun reception is about to begin captures

* The expressions of the newlyweds, which are nervous yet happy

* The beautifully decorated toasting glasses can be included

This is its charm ♩

While scrolling through lovely "Toasting Shots" on Instagram, I noticed there are a variety of ways to take them and poses available＊

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In this article, I will introduce 5 patterns of "Toasting Shot"♡

How to Take a Toasting Shot① From Behind

When it comes to classic toasting shots, this pose taken from behind is the best♡

It's a nice point that you can really feel the atmosphere of the reception venue＊

If you turn the chairs outward, the dress looks fluttery when you look back, which is also cute＊

It's quite rare to have a shot of you both looking back together, making it a very precious composition♡

How to Take a Toasting Shot② From the Front

Taking a toasting shot from the front of the head table is also a recommendation＊

Sitting is good, but I feel that standing couples are more common♩

The floral decorations and background at the head table can be captured, showcasing the overall wedding atmosphere♡

Hold the glass with the outer hand, and connecting hands or tilting your faces slightly makes it look cute＊

How to Take a Toasting Shot③ Through the Head Table with Guests

Isn't the idea of taking a toasting shot through the head table wonderful?

Including the initial object and flowers arranged on the head table makes it look like a perspective shot♡

Capturing from a little distance through the guests gives the feeling of the two of you quietly toasting together, which is adorable ♡

How to Take a Toasting Shot④ Hand Focus Only

I also discovered a toasting shot focusing only on the hands♡

The sparkle of the champagne and the blurred background is very lovely♩

I recommend taking two patterns: a shot featuring the faces of the newlyweds and a hand-focused shot＊

Also, focusing only on the hands allows for a good showcase of the bridal nails and wrist bouquet, which is a nice point＊

Let's clink glasses cutely together♡

How to Take a Toasting Shot⑤ Gazing at Each Other

Lastly, I’ll introduce a shot where instead of looking at the camera...

You take a toasting shot gazing at each other♡

It feels like there's a world just for the newlyweds, and it's so romantic＊

Taking the shot while sitting like the photo above is great!

Standing and gazing at each other like in this photo is also wonderful ♡

It’s stylish and beautiful, just like a scene from a movie♩

I Want to Take All Patterns of Toasting Shots♡

How was that? I introduced 5 patterns of how to take a toasting shot＊

You can choose any one, or even better, get all five taken♡

Please make sure to capture stylish, wonderful, and memorable toasting shots at your reception♩

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