The great philosopher Confucius once
said “I hear and I forget. I see and I remember…” Our brains have cravings for
bright pictures and creative images. All social media apps wouldn’t be relevant
without the addition of images option. People would want to see more than they
read. Friends sometimes say the real truth to me that they barely read my
articles, but would watch my IG posts or
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| Pre-wedding photo of Mr Meister, Mr Eazi's brand manager. Photo credit: BellaNaija |
Images are everything in this our world
today. It’s not a wonder that people have bought into the idea of pre-wedding photoshoot.
Instagram (IG) is the new wedding announcer. It’s easier to carry a message through
pictures than employing a P.A system. As the saying goes, “pictures speak a thousand
words.” Pre-wedding photoshoot has become a method of announcing your wedding, and
previewing information like date of the wedding, logo, etc. These days ignoring
a pre-wedding photoshoot is like the local government starting a demolition exercise
without prior warning.
Pre-wedding photoshoot basically has to
do with finding the right photographer and developing a befitting theme, concept
and location for it.
Sometimes people complain and wonder why
photographers charge a lot without considering that it takes real creativity to
capture captivating moments with a matching concept. As the couple you have to know
what you prefer. You have to tell a story with your photoshoot. Do you want to narrate
your story in the setting of a telenovela or as a creation story of Adam and Eve?
It all depends on what you want. Creatives like me always want to be mind blown
with refreshing artistic content. It’s always good take up what Napoleon couldn’t
do. You can decide to go traditional, old school, cowboy, romantic or beachy with
your photoshoot. Viewers are just daring for something that would keep their jaws
dropping. So flex your creative muscles, and keep it as hip as possible.
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| Photo Credit: Kwabena Awuku |
Coming up with this post, a friend told
me if he’ll ever do a pre-wedding photoshoot, it’ll be at where he met the love
of his life. So what about you? Where do you want to have yours?
Not closing up on the range of ingenuity
the photoshoot is better done at a serene atmosphere, which captures the intimacy
and enjoyment the couple share. It can be by the roadside, on the mountains, in
the valleys, forest areas, studio, or even in the room.
I’ve seen a glut of pre-wedding photos…
I’d want to see yours soon. I’d want to have may pupils dilate and goosebumps
spread all over me. And I know you’d love to give the world a top pre-wedding
photo album.
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