Photo by Dan Hand, a Denver wedding photographer at Dan Hand Photography.
The bride wanted to surprise her father with a first look of his own before heading to the church. While I distracted him outside she snuck up behind him, tapped him on the back and this is his reaction as she came around front of him. They both were moved to tears.
Taken with a Nikon D700 and Nikon 28 1.8G, 28mm f/1.8 @ 1/800 sec and ISO 200.
Photo by Fraser Stewart, a Belfast, Northern Ireland wedding photographer at Fraser Stewart Photography.
After they were pronounced husband and wife, the bride and groom kissed long enough for me to shoot their kiss and then focus on the smiling guest watching them from behind.
Taken with a Canon 5d mark 3 and Sigma Art 50mm f/1.4, 1/160 f/2.2 ISO 1600.
Photo by Maureen Cassidy, a Madison WI wedding photographer at Maureen Cassidy Photography.
The moment they were announced husband and wife.
Taken with a Canon 5dii and Canon L 135mm, 1/320 f 2.0 iso 6400.
Photo by Allison Zaucha, a Horsham, PA wedding photographer at Allison Zaucha Photography second shooting for Juliana Laury Photography.
The groom was a filmmaker and the mother of the bride had passed away prior to the wedding. The groom created a film dedicated to their romance and life together that was viewed during the ceremony. During the film, a clip of the bride’s mother played on the screen. There was not a dry eye in the house, myself included.
Taken with a Canon 6D and Canon 50mm (EF50mm f/1.2L), 1/180 at f/2.0, ISO 2000.
Photo by Maria Sharp, a Cleveland, OH wedding photographer at Maria Sharp Photography.
During the cake cutting, the bride licked some of the cake off the groom’s face.
Taken with a Canon 5D Mark III and Canon 24-70 f/2.8L II, 1/80th f/3.2 ISO 320.
