The Vicar - Why I love this Wedding Photo

It's a very traditional scene when the vicar awaits the bride at the entrance of the church.

We don't see it much these days, but I'm always on the lookout for it should it happen.

This shot, from James and Alison's' marquee wedding, is the perfect example of the type of photograph I look for.

As a Documentary Wedding Photographer, it's not my responsibility to make these moments happen. Instead, I look for them and capture them, should the opportunity arise.

It would have been easy to simply take a shot of the vicar (and a lovely vicar he was too) in his robes outside the door, but I needed context.

So, in this case, I stood back, let Alison come into the frame, dropped my angle slightly and got the shot I wanted.

Having Alison in the frame, approaching the vicar and the church, gives a sense of story that ties the two elements together.

I love this photo, and I hope you do too.

Church Wedding

Church Wedding

I hope you like what you see, and please don’t hesitate to contact me to discuss your wedding photography.

You may also wish to check out my Instagram page for more of my favourite wedding photos.

Kevin Mullins

Kevin Mullins is a documentary photographer and filmmaker based in Malmesbury, England. He has been a Fujifilm ambassador since 2011.

https://www.kevinmullinsphotography.co.uk
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