moments
Planning a wedding is a lot of work, that’s no joke! Between venues and catering, rentals and honeymoons, there’s a lot handle! Additionally, there are a million wedding photographers in Omaha to choose from with different styles, so deciphering the best for you and your wedding is extra hard! On the blog we give you tips on planning a moment-filled wedding!
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Last weekend we photographed an amazing brunch wedding in Omaha! While mostly unique, this wedding was a fairly traditional ritual union, dawned with a ring bear and two flower girls. These kiddos were SO well behaved, polite, and adorable to boot. What we LOVED is when they showed up to the brunch reception with Kodak disposable cameras! Just the three of them...little, mighty, and ready to snag some shots. It was so fun watching them and it kept them busy and engaged in a great way with the rest of the guests. They felt creative and important when the "elders" asked them to take a picture. It was fantastic. We'd sure love to see their perspective, because it was adorable from ours, without a doubt.
Do you want to keep your "little" attendants occupied with fun at your reception? Give them a couple disposables and send them on a photo hunt! Have them find things like: a man with a mustache, a woman in a blue dress, a kid who's eaten their whole plate of food, grandma on the dance floor...keep them busy and having a good time!
We were elated to find that Janine won some awards in the last WPJA contest. This is one of the highest honors for a documentary wedding shooter as this particular contest requires us to keep to authentic newspaper-style editing, without all the fancy things you can do with today's technology. It's pure moments. The judges remarked that this contest was "a killer competition to judge! Every category was rich with storytelling images . . . it was enjoyably difficult" We are so thankful for trusting clients that let us get the good stuff!
Please check out the WPJA's website for all of the contest results here!
Janine's awarded images:
