People say that a wet wedding is a blessed wedding. In the case of Sofia and Bruno, it was a windy wedding and the result must be the same. That is a fact that I do not remember being at a wedding with so much wind all day. My main worry was to arrive at the bride’s, get ready, and see if the hairdressing was right for this day. If not it was bad for photography and for memory.
My worries ended when I realize that it was all done right and Sofia was transformed into a beautiful bride under the lens of my cameras, always curious.
At the end of the street was the Church where Bruno nervously, impatiently, and proudly, waited for his bride witnessed by the priest in the moment of the first glimpse of the bride at the door of the Church, in a high contrast image, started the ceremony event.
This wedding photographer is always thirsty for more photos, which on contrary you may think are not made by him or his camera and lens, but they are scattered in the church ready to be recognized and locked in a sensor inside the camera.
My lens witnessed that the wedding of Sofia and Bruno was as it should be, joyful, and happy and I am sure that, even because of the wind, everything ended well as the music and dance ended well.
I do not want to repeat myself but if at the end of the day, the wedding photographer has a real story to tell, recognizable by those that were part of it, it is a great base for the future of the couple that everybody wants full of good things. Witnessing that and bringing it for future memory is a pleasure that only a committed wedding photographer know-how.
From a wedding at Quinta dos Jarros in Azueira.