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23 Honest Wedding Photos By Ian Weldon That Are As Funny As They Are Chaotic (New Pics)
Ian Weldon brings a fresh take to wedding photography, stepping away from the usual posed photos to capture real, spontaneous moments. He likes to blend in with the guests, using a small camera to catch genuine emotions and funny, unexpected events without anyone really noticing he’s there. His approach gives a more honest and lively look at the wedding day, filled with real laughter, tears, and joy.
Inspired by a range of photographers, from those who capture everyday life like Martin Parr to unique fashion photographers like Sarah Moon, Weldon's photos tell a story that's about more than just a wedding. They show life as it happens, making his work stand out not just as a record of a couple's big day.
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There is no boredom worse than that which follows spending money to be at a place to have fun and just sitting there ~ Terry Pratchett (paraphrased)
that guy looks like he’s looking at his new wife like he’s looking at his middle school crush during math class
My BIL and sister share the same look for each other after 25 years of marriage. It is magical.
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"Oooh! Check another one off the list! Here is a 'Pink Collared Bearded Bird-Watching Doofus!' Spectacular!"
Aren't these the same women from the car? With the green witch in the back? Something did not turn out the way it was planned, by the looks of it!
"Soooo, $12k for the venue, $15k for the honeymoon, $2k for the DJ, $27k for the ring, leaves me with..."
Title needs a rethink as the implied drama undermines what are on the whole just candid photos rather than formal staged ones.
I had a family member taking pictures at our wedding. A friend of us laughed until she married herself years later and had a professional take the photo's. Not even one normal shot made it into the album he made. Everything with frames, mists or whatever effect or unusual perspective. They loved that at first, but as time progressed, it became boring. And worst of all ..... We had all that attended (and mattered to us) in at least one photo. They had not even half of them. Last but not least, we own all the negatives (yes, i'm that long married)
Sorry but most of these are not wedding photographs and some look like they are from a television series. Most of the wedding photographs are either funny nor chaotic, so have no idea why the title of this article is 'Honest Wedding Photos By Ian Weldon That Are As Funny As They Are Chaotic'
*that should have said "Most of the wedding photographs are neither funny nor chaotic*
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Title needs a rethink as the implied drama undermines what are on the whole just candid photos rather than formal staged ones.
I had a family member taking pictures at our wedding. A friend of us laughed until she married herself years later and had a professional take the photo's. Not even one normal shot made it into the album he made. Everything with frames, mists or whatever effect or unusual perspective. They loved that at first, but as time progressed, it became boring. And worst of all ..... We had all that attended (and mattered to us) in at least one photo. They had not even half of them. Last but not least, we own all the negatives (yes, i'm that long married)
Sorry but most of these are not wedding photographs and some look like they are from a television series. Most of the wedding photographs are either funny nor chaotic, so have no idea why the title of this article is 'Honest Wedding Photos By Ian Weldon That Are As Funny As They Are Chaotic'
*that should have said "Most of the wedding photographs are neither funny nor chaotic*
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