We all love those Insta-worthy golden hour photos, but how do you get them on your wedding day? We ask Scott Miller of Essex wedding photography company Boutique Wedding Films & Photography your burning question...
Q: We're having an al fresco wedding in summer. How can we make the most of this in our photos?
At this time of year, you must make the most of the long summer evenings. Arrange a shoot with your photographer for later in the day to capture images with that soft golden light. In the height of summer, the sun doesn't set until gone 9pm, so make the most of the golden hour after your first dance. This is the perfect time to capture the most incredible newlywed portraits.
Scott Miller | Boutique Wedding Films & Photography | www.boutiqueweddingfilms.uk
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