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| Decisions,
decisions! There are so many details to consider when
planning your wedding, the venue being just one. Whether
you're having your photos taken at the wedding venue,
or somewhere close by, keep in mind that the location
will definitely influence the mood, look and feel of your
photos. Its important to decide (and visualise) what kind
of result you're after before choosing a photographer
or making arrangements for a venue. |
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| GREAT
PLACES FOR PHOTOS |
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mountain backdrop will make for interesting
shots and stunning views. As a Plan B you might want
to take some props with, for example an umbrella,
a beautiful piece of material or anything to keep
the rain away but will still allow you to have dream
photos. |
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A
forest canvas will add serentity
and calmness to your photos. With a venue like this
you can really have fun - the photos will be beautiful
whether they're posed for or spontanious. |
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If
you believe that less is actually way more, an open
field would produce exactly that. This would
work well with black and white photos. |
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A
beach venue caters for the classy-natural
bride, as well as the girl-next-door-natural bride.
Take colourful sarongs or cloths with - not only will
this keep your dress clean, it will add fun to your
photo shoot. |
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If
you're a nature and animal lover a safari
venue will suit you. Tame lions, elephants and a bushveld
canvas will definitely add wild flavour to your photos. |
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For
the young at heart - a playground
theme! This might be a geographic challenge but imagine
the photo opportunities if you can pull this off (
i.e. the merry-go-round). |
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