Hello again. Karen here! Pleased to be bringing you another post for FJD.
But actually I have come to realise that even in the huge events, it’s the smaller moments I love to capture! In this first layout I wanted to focus on how unbearably hot the weather was.
I have focused on the bride and her needing a cold drink and the groomsmen’s jackets that had been shed and hung all around the garden. These photos instantly take me back to the searing temperatures and everybody squashing together in the small amount of shade available. Above all they evoke memories of an unforgettable day filled with love and wonderful moments.
This second layout is all about the special, tender and intimate moment between the groom and his dad. To me, this picture sums up their relationship more than any smiling for the camera, posed picture could.
Don’t misunderstand me, I really love the ‘official’ photos. They are a precious keepsake of the day and capture all of the key events. But personally, I don’t think you can beat capturing the small, personal moments that happen at any big event. They are also memories from your own personal point of view, and so will mean more to you when you look back on the day years from now.
For both layouts I have used Cake Walk Page Kit from Renne. It isn’t a wedding kit, but is just about perfect for any celebratory occasion. I was able to find just just the right element when I needed it, from a huge selection of pretties. I love her kits for that.
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I love this idea Angela! Because you’re right- those little stories really do enrich the bigger one!
Thank you for reading, and your kind comments. Hope you have fun looking for the small moments in a big day! I would love to see any layouts you make ๐
this is a great post thank you, and really inspiring. I don’t normally take photos at big events because my husband takes hundreds of the usual shots etc etc. But he doesn’t take the little moment shots like these. So maybe I could make this my photography role at events – capture those little moments that enrich the story.