3. Framing and Composition That Feels Intentional Yet Effortless
Composition is one of the most powerful tools we use to make photos feel natural. While playful prompts and beautiful locations set the stage, it’s how we frame the shot that determines whether it feels authentic and immersive or staged and rigid.
We use a wide range of framing techniques to tell your story dynamically. Wide shots allow us to place you within your environment—whether it's a sweeping landscape, a dramatic cathedral, or the golden light of an open field. These shots give a sense of scale and atmosphere and are often breathtaking.
Mid-range shots are perfect for capturing the energy between people—laughing with your wedding party, sharing a quiet moment with your parents, or holding hands as you walk toward the reception. These images tell the emotional story of your day.
And then there are the close-ups—the details that many people miss but mean the most. The way your partner looks at you during the vows. The tear in your eye during your first dance. The gentle touch of hands just before you walk down the aisle. These moments require not just the right lens or lighting, but the ability to anticipate and feel the moment ourselves as photographers.
We also pay attention to the angle and perspective we’re shooting from. Shooting from slightly above might highlight a bride’s elegant hairstyle or the intricate detail of her dress, while shooting from below can add drama or emphasize scale. Candid moments between guests might be captured from a distance using a long lens, allowing us to be unobtrusive while still catching the story unfold.
Natural-looking photography doesn’t mean random or accidental. Every shot is crafted with intention—but without getting in the way of the experience. We want you to live your day fully while we capture it truthfully.