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Creative wedding photography props can make your photos stand out.
Make a beautiful Bokeh with fairy lights
This technique should be used with a large aperture such as f/1.8 and f/1.4. This aperture will blur the fairy lights, and create soft bokeh.
The fairy lights can be spread horizontally. They should be as close as possible to your lens. They will be more focused if they are close to the couple. The bokeh will grow larger the closer they are to your lens.
Use fairy lights to make dreamy images or to frame simple wedding portraits.
Make a stunning background by decorating a doorway
Hang flowers near a door. To create an appealing symmetry, you can use the following example.
Hanging words on the doors can personalize your wedding photography in Bucks. They can be made from paper. They could be a quote or the initials of the couple, or even a cute doodle.
Once the door is open, the couple can simply stand in front of it. Use a small aperture (e.g. To ensure both the entrance and your subject are in focus, use a small aperture (e.g.
To make a stylish backdrop, decorate a ladder with flowers and signs
All you need to do this is a wooden ladder. A metal ladder won’t look as appealing!
It can be painted white or pink to make it more romantic. You can decorate the ladder with faux flowers, signs made by you, or even a chalkboard with an adorable note.
As a symbol of your relationship, use a sign
Signs are often associated with directions and roads. They are often used in photography to signify someone’s journey. Props for wedding photos that are conceptual.
You only need a blank sign. It can be used to write something creative, such as “Forever is just around” or a romantic quote.
You can have the couple pose right next to it. You can capture the sign as well as the wedding by shooting from the right angle.
For close-ups, create a stunning background with a bouquet
Most wedding photographers will take at least one shot of the rings of the bride or groom. You will want to make your close-ups look professional so get a macro lens or zoom lens.
Place the rings in a bouquet to make them stand out. For moody close-ups, a bouquet of dark roses makes a great choice.
Avoid using anything too bright or white as the rings will blend in with the background.
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