Wedding Photography trends of this year!

1. Wedding Photography trends of this year! The drones are here to stay. Something so unpromising yet heads one of the trends in wedding photography that promise to change the look of our photo books almost the same as in the day did the snapshots of Instagram: many top wedding photographers have already targeted this fashion, to take snapshots of the bride and groom from the air, with spectacular results. A bird's eye view, the photographs offer a perspective that until now we had never seen in a wedding book and allow to play with unexpected angles. The technology applied to the way we collect memories is not only about capturing ultra-clear images from the sky: the new season brings us a whole range of new wedding photos that we will see more and more often, range from the snapshots that the guests take the engagement photos that are organized months in advance. So will the trends in bridal photography for the next twelve months. PHOTOS BEFORE THE WEDDING: The most popular are those known as the preboda, considered almost an institution for many couples because of the number of advantages of organizing a professional session with the photographer before the moment of truth. The pre-wedding photoshoot is a couple of photo exercise that allows you to establish a more intimate connection with a professional in a quiet environment without schedules (during the wedding everything is organized to the minute, including the photo session), and during which we can find out what makes you comfortable with the goal. SPECIAL EFFECTS: Forget the rice and the flower petals: it is not that they have forgotten, but this year what will make a difference are the special effects that add a plus to the wedding photos, both light, and colors. Some, like the flares, have the help of the guests: you can distribute them as you would with the rice sachets, at the entrance of the Church or the exit of the court, during the cocktail, if it is in the afternoon, and you want the guests to turn them on when you enter the reception, or accompany each menu during dinner, indicating that everyone lights them when the first dance begins. INSTAGRAM IS ONE MORE: Unless you clearly specify that you do not want your wedding to end up on social networks, or that you prefer the guests to be attentive to the ceremony instead of taking pictures, it is likely that even before leaving the Church many of your photos are already accumulating likes on Instagram or Facebook. SELFIES: Selfie was the word of the year for the Oxford Dictionaries in 2013, so it was only a matter of time before the wedding ceremonies also added to the fashion of the self-pictures, whether the bride and groom or the guests who end up making themselves a selfie in celebration. VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHY. If neither of the two previous proposals seduces you, it is possible that your little heart is still in love with the paper photographs of all life, those that are taken in film and are revealed inmate or shine, changing the pixels by negatives and contacts.