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10 Unusual Wedding Photography Trends to Look Out For

Weddings are the most awaited and memorable events in one's life. Photography plays a pivotal role in encapsulating these precious moments and continuously evolves to adapt to adopt more innovative, creative, and sometimes unusual trends. Here, we explore 10 unconventional wedding photography trends that could add a touch of uniqueness to your special day.

1. Drone Photography

Elevated, panoramic shots are no longer just for films - drone photography is increasingly becoming a staple in weddings. Drones capture unique angles and spectacular overhead shots, giving a cinematic feel to your wedding album. It's not just about aerial views; drones can swoop in for intimate close-ups or follow the couple in their post-ceremony drive.

2. Disposable Cameras

Everything old is new again. The disposable camera trend is back, this time in wedding ceremonies. They are placed on each table, and guests are encouraged to snap candid moments throu…

The Best Classical Music for Weddings

The best classical music for weddings – from the people who know it best!

Looking for the perfect way to elevate your wedding ceremony? Want to avoid the cliché and obvious, but not bore everyone to tears? Here are the top 5 best classical pieces for weddings from Rawle and Shipley, the people who really know their classical wedding music.

For a spellbinding hush Locus Iste (Bruckner) – stop what you’re doing, turn everything off, and just listen to this. In this spine-tingling piece, the words are meant to bless the spot before something holy takes place there. The sense of perfect, transcendent harmony in this piece is absolutely indescribable. Choose this to cast a spell over your guests as you prepare to walk up the aisle. For a new take on tradition

2. Canon in D (Pachelbel) – Now this one you’ll know well. But before you dismiss it as over-done, consider a version sung by a choir rather than just the usual instrumental version. That’s so…

Getting Married Abroad

Getting married abroad used to be just for the rich and famous but nowadays even those on a budget can achieve their dream sunshine wedding.

The most important thing you need to consider is the legalities. Each country will have its own rules and regulations so it is very important for you to research what is required for your chosen location.

I have been a planner in Northern Cyprus for 13 years and have planned weddings ranging from just 2 people in an old olive grove to 250 people at a 5-star hotel. The possibilities are endless and in most cases only confined to your own imagination.

Having a wedding planner might seem to be a waste of money but the reality is that a planner can and will save you money. They know the area, the best venues, and the best suppliers. They can negotiate for you.

Things to consider

I can only comment on my own country where I work but it will be the same for whatever country you choose.

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How can I make my wedding eco-friendly? 5 Tips for an Eco-Friendly Wedding

It’s time to start planning your special day! The million and one details to think about can be overwhelming without even thinking about the mark your wedding will have on the environment. Use these five tips to help eliminate the stress of your environmental impact and make your eco-friendly wedding extra special.

Eco-friendly Wedding Stationery

Have you thought about sending your wedding invitations digitally? We all know they end up in the bin anyways! But, if you would prefer printed invitations, choose recycled paper wedding invitations or plantable wedding stationery. There’s something special about your guests planting and watching their invitations blossom whilst you head off on honeymoon.

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Local Wedding Suppliers

When planning your big day seek out local, independent wedding suppliers and businesses that source local products. Not only will it reduce carbon emissi…

How to style a small beach wedding

Secrets to styling your own small beach wedding

Small in size but high in quality is the key to superior beach wedding styling. From personalising your own champagne glasses to coordinating your colour scheme with a floral wedding bower, chair dressings and place settings, here are some great ideas to styling a small beach wedding with memorable details.

Personalise everything! From glasses and hangers to place settings Personalise everything

Etching your wedding party’s names onto their own personal glass makes a beautiful memento for them to keep for years to come – and is a lightweight gift to pack if you are having a destination wedding.

Chances are that all the outfits for your big day on the beach will be transported on hangers, so why not have individual names printed or burned onto each hanger for that extra special touch.

Wooden cut-out place settings

Place settings like these wooden cut-outs are another great o…