April 2013
Beginner
320 pages
8h 37m
English
Content preview from Digital Wedding Photography For Dummies
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Train the Couple on the Kiss at the End of the Ceremony
You absolutely don’t want to miss a couple of must-have moments during every wedding, such as the kiss at the ceremony, and you may need the couple to help you capture those moments. You may be thinking, “I’m sure people know how to kiss; why do I need to train them?” The problem arises when the kiss is just a quick peck on the lips, which doesn’t leave you much time to take photos!
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Before the ceremony starts, consider mentioning to your couple that because you want a great kiss photo, you need them to “hold the kiss” for five seconds to give you enough time to take the pictures. Five seconds seems like a long time, but chances are they’ll count a little fast, so it’s a good starting point.