Every wedding album is incomplete without the perfect bridal portrait. It is the perfect shot that captures the bride in her full opulence and charisma, on the most important day of her life. These portraits will forever cherish every bride’s life – changing moment. Upcoming brides, a bridal portrait is something you can use to look back at the wonderful experience of your wedding.
Bridal portraits have transitioned into numerous forms today, allowing brides to be as innovative as they want. Here are some beautiful clicks we have curated for you plan your perfect bridal portrait!
Use your ensemble Dupatta to frame the face.
This style is a huge trend in bridal photography – many, many brides have used this technique to capture their bridal portraits. Get the camera to shoot from below, focusing on your face with the dupatta above your head. Not only does it get a good shot of your face, but also of other jewelry and half the torso.
You could also drape it on your head as a ghunghat. This works best with sheer net dupattas, giving a unique look to the face. Make sure that the border does not cover your face!
The downcast eyes for an elegant look are another fave.
This is a very simple yet impactful bridal portrait variation. It exudes charm and innocence, along with opulence and regality. Have a look at our picks!
Play with perspectives!
Perspectives will add drama to your bridal portrait by bringing movement. This can be brought about by lines, patterns, textures, which are all available around you. Use staircases, arches, hallways and even nature to play with your background.
Use your ambience lighting.
The lighting in your photograph is important to convey the right mood and vibe. Use a single or lesser number of lights to bring out your details. You can go for low light, or light it all up!
The classic profile is always a good choice.
Moving away from the usual center stage, the profile is a unique way to break the monotony. Check out these bridal profile portraits.
Bring in the mirror to get some unique shots!
We spotted many wedding photographers using this new technique to shoot bridal portraits. It surely adds a whole new look to the photos!
Use the high angle to add a new perspective
The high angle is another way to get the soft look of your face. It also brings focus to the eyes, the most important facial photography element! Look at these two picks!
We hope you’ve definitely chosen your top picks from these. Do leave your thoughts in the comments! Find your wedding photographer here.
