Understanding Wedding Photography Styles: Which One Is Right for You?
When it comes to wedding photography, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. Understanding different photography styles will help you select a photographer who aligns with your vision. Here’s a breakdown of popular styles:
Traditional Photography
This style focuses on posed portraits and classic shots. It’s perfect for couples who want to ensure key moments are captured, such as family portraits and ceremony highlights.
Photojournalistic Photography
Photojournalistic photography captures real moments as they unfold. This style focuses on candid shots and natural interactions, resulting in a narrative of your day.
Fine Art Photography
If you appreciate creativity and artistry, fine art photography might be for you. This style emphasizes composition and lighting, often resulting in dreamy, beautifully composed images.
Documentary Style
Documentary-style photography tells the story of your day through images. It combines candid and posed shots, naturally capturing emotions and interactions.
Capturing Your Story: Our Unique Approach to Wedding Photography
At JCP, we proudly identify as photojournalists, dedicated to capturing your wedding day as it unfolds. Our approach is rooted in authenticity—we aim to document genuine moments rather than impose on your celebration.
We blend candid and posed shots to tell the complete story of your day, embodying what we call the “captured, not created” philosophy. We prioritize a documentary style that allows you to relive your wedding without the distraction of rigid poses or extensive shot lists.
With years of experience under our belts, we’ve developed an intuitive understanding of how a wedding day flows. We know what moments matter and trust our instincts to capture them without needing to rely on Pinterest boards or external lists. This way, you can focus on enjoying your day, while we ensure that every important moment is beautifully preserved.
