Traditional wedding photography is still set up much like it would have been in ancient times. In this way, each shoot becomes distinctive and bespoke, offering clients the chance to express themselves in an unstaged, natural way. Guests are directed into groups and directed by the photographer, who has often spent months establishing rapport with loved ones before the day. Those expectations range from the style of the photos (classic, elegant, romantic) to their general appearance (posed, not too many details in the background). Couples want to see themselves in different poses instead of staying natural and real

• The classic approach includes romantic poses like hugging, holding hands, sitting on an elegant chair, standing next to each other
• Those poses give you more opportunities during editing (another important factor) because you can remove or add details like flowers or background objects.