A Professional Photographer’s Strong Argument: Don’t Regret Not Capturing Iconic Wedding Photos from 'The Wedding Pictures'!

"The Wedding Photo" is no longer in vogue!?

Wedding photos taken to commemorate the marriage. In the generation of our parents, it was standard to take the quintessential "The Wedding Photo," where the couple faces the camera and poses stiffly.

They were kept in splendid albums, treasured by families. Many of you may have seen your parents' wedding photos.

However, recently, casual and natural wedding photos have become popular.

Incorporating props, trendy poses, and capturing a free-spirited, cheerful atmosphere have become the mainstream.＊

I've heard that couples are increasingly less likely to take the serious-faced "The Wedding Photo" without any props.

In light of this situation, professional photographers sound the alarm!

As the number of couples taking the traditional "The Wedding Photo" decreases and cute, natural wedding photos gain popularity,

however...

According to professional bridal photographers, "The classic wedding photo should definitely be one of the shots you take!"

What could be the reason for this?

"The Wedding Photo" never fades away, even after many years.

While it may not be easy to imagine right now...

Life after marriage will continue for many decades to come. Children will come, grandchildren will come, and eventually, you will become a wrinkled grandpa or grandma.

The good thing about "The Wedding Photo" is that it remains timeless and classic, even after many years.

Whether displayed at home or shown to children and grandchildren, it is an official wedding photo that is never embarrassing to present.

Unlike classic wedding photos that are not influenced by the times, photos incorporating props and trendy poses can become outdated.

For instance, the popular garland prop began to penetrate the Japanese wedding scene only about 4-5 years ago. It might be said in five years that "garlands are old."

How about favorite kiss or cuddle shots when you become middle-aged or elderly?

Don't you think you might regret not having taken a more conventional photo?

Inherit the tradition♡ Be sure to take "The Wedding Photo"!

"The Wedding Photo" has been around since the time of our mothers and grandmothers.

While it may feel a bit outdated to us now, when you look back at it in several decades, you will likely think, "I'm so glad we took this photo."

On the day of your pre-shoot or wedding ceremony, make sure to have not only cute photos but also a proper and classic "The Wedding Photo"!＊

@zippo