Bride and groom listening the priest, before the weeding rings ceremony, viewed by the wedding photographer in Lisbon.

Completing the puzzle by the photographer, even if in a wedding ceremony

THEN, IS NOT YET? by THE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER IN LISBON

Bride and groom listening the priest, before the weeding rings ceremony, viewed by the wedding photographer in Lisbon.

Photos of the bride and groom and their two daughters during the wedding ceremony


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Some photos of the wedding

I do not want to show an exhaustive number of photos of the wedding just find some that are enough to describe the process and able to show the state of mind of the presents in the ritual.

I found some photos from a wedding that was a delight to photograph. Elisabete and Nelson’s wedding is accompanied by their twin daughters, and their son is not present in this selection. I have already shown, here, some posts with the relaxed side of I do not have an idea what I am doing here, from some kids, followed by. This is not over yet I want to go to play outside. Father and mother are completely immersed in the obligatory ceremonial and the daughters wish for an end to it. These things have the magic to attract wedding photographers.

The wedding photographer was there

Of course, this is about these more institutional moments, where behavior and attention are essential to be part of the process and bring good memories from it. It is about me to show these two different ways of being part of a puzzle and in the future show it to some elements that, because the age, are not able to be retained in memory for a long time. But the wedding photographer was there.

Sister girls entering the church for the parents wedding.
View inside the church with the couple in the front at the wedding ceremony.
Couple seated in the altar, listening the priest in the wedding ceremony.
Bored-faced girl during the wedding ceremony.
Little girl, in the wedding ceremony, paying attention.
Bride, in the wedding ceremony, paying attention to the priest in the church.
Groom paying attention to the priest, in the church wedding ceremony.

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