Everyone says it, your wedding day will go far too fast and whilst you’ll always have your own personal memories of the day, having a set of photos to look back on is a comforting thought.
From you get up on the Big Day, right through until your last dance and you head off into the sunset (ok, up the stairs to bed!) you’ll be making those memories and savouring them for years to come. We adore getting a beautiful insight into our real life weddings, we really do love that you love sharing them with us. From the smiles and giggles through to the emotional tears, we adore each and every one and having your photographer on your side capturing the day as you want it is a must have for couples.
Today we’ve been having a look back through our favourite real life weddings to discover what images come up time and again – you’ll be pleased to hear we’ve chosen 10 photos that you really must have captured on your wedding day because we know you’ll treasure them forever! Enjoy.
The moment your parents see you in your dress!
Image by Circus Photography – see the Irish real wedding here.
2. When he first catches your eye coming up the aisle.
Image by Yvonne Vaughan Photography – see the Irish real wedding here.
3. When you emerge as husband and wife.
Image by Eclectic Love Photography – see the Irish real wedding here.
4. The cuties who make your day so special (and the crazy things they get up to!).
Image by Katie Kav Photography – see the Irish real wedding here.
5. All your little personalised details.
Images by 4 Ever Photos – see the Irish real wedding here.
6. Your full bridal party.
Image by Dave Sweeney Photography – see the Irish real wedding here.
7. The bride and grooms reactions during the speeches.
Image by Wojciech Koza Photography – see the Irish real wedding here.
8. Candid shots of the guests enjoying themselves.
Image by Helen Warner – see the real wedding here.
9. Your first dance.
Image by Katie Kav Photography – see the Irish real wedding here.
10. That golden hour portrait.
Image by weddingstudio.ie – see the Irish real wedding here.
