Post-Ceremony Wedding Photos Online

Introduction

The time after the ceremony is much like the time before the ceremony. People are mingling and catching up, but now the bride and groom are also present and doing the rounds. I look to capture the bride and groom with their guests, individual shots of guests, as well as fun pictures of children playing.

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	This one of those unplanned moments where it was instinctive to take a photo. As a result it's one of the couple's favourite pictures.
	I tend to hover around the bride after the ceremony. Photos like this will help to re-live the day in years to come.
	I like framing people within people. It provides a natural vignette and leads the eye into the picture.
	This is what happens when a photographer leaves monopods lying around - 2 1/2 year old boys use them as horses!
	Even amongst everything else going on, there's still detail shots like this to be had.
	This raised a laugh when her parents saw it for the first time - just to reassure you it was orange juice in the glass!
	Seeing and photographing small, unnoticed moments are a big part of my job at a wedding.
	I darkened the man's head in post-production so the emphasis is on the boy's face.
	This was a great moment - the toastmaster keeping the children entertained while the parents have a few minutes break.
	Another special grandparent shot.
	I really like the simplicity of this picture - just a guest enjoying himself and having fun at a wedding.

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