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A Bride’s Guide to Wedding Flatlays
From wedding bands to heirloom items, you can create beautiful photos with flatlays. Apsari Gulbeden
Tuesday Style Vows
April 30, 2024

A Bride’s Guide to Wedding Flatlays

Congratulations, beautiful bride-to-be! As you embark on this magical journey towards your wedding day, there’s no doubt that you want every detail to be picture-perfect. From the gown to the flowers, every element plays a vital role in creating the dream wedding you’ve always envisioned. But have you considered the power of flatlays in capturing those exquisite details?

What are Wedding Flatlays?

Flatlays are a visually stunning way to showcase the intricate details of your wedding day essentials. From the invitation suite to the bridal accessories, flatlays involve arranging these items on a flat surface and capturing them from a top-down perspective. Think of it as creating curated snapshots of all the elements that make your wedding uniquely yours.

If you are considering getting your wedding published, a flatlay is one photo that is usually included in a publication.

Why Include Flatlays in Your Wedding?

Flatlays provide a beautiful opportunity to capture the intricate beauty of your invitation suite, bridal jewellery, shoes, and other accessories that contribute to the overall aesthetic of your wedding.

 

Create Timeless Memories: Imagine flipping through your wedding album years from now and being transported back to the magic of your special day. Flatlays serve as timeless keepsakes that encapsulate the essence and style of your wedding, allowing you to relive those precious moments for years to come.

Tips for Creating Stunning Wedding Flatlays:

1. Start with a clean canvas: Choose a clean and uncluttered surface as the backdrop for your flatlay. Opt for neutral-coloured surfaces such as marble, wood, or linen to complement your wedding theme without overshadowing the items being photographed.

2. Curate your essentials: Select a curated collection of wedding essentials to feature in your flatlay, including your invitation suite, bridal accessories, the bouquet, rings, and any sentimental items that hold special meaning to you.

3. Play with composition: Experiment with different arrangements and compositions to create visually appealing flatlays. Play with symmetry, balance, and negative space to draw attention to key focal points and create a sense of harmony in your composition.

4. Consider lighting: Lighting plays a crucial role in photography, so choose a well-lit area with soft, diffused natural light for capturing your flatlays. Avoid harsh shadows and direct sunlight, as they can detract from the overall aesthetic of your images.

5. Add personal touches: Infuse your flatlays with personal touches that reflect your unique love story and personality as a couple. Incorporate heirloom jewellery, love letters, or other meaningful items that add depth and emotional resonance to your images.

Incorporating Flatlays into Your Wedding Day:

On your wedding day, work closely with your photographer to schedule dedicated time for capturing flatlays before the festivities begin. Whether it’s during the bridal preparations or before the ceremony, carving out time for flatlay photography ensures that every detail is captured with care and attention to detail.

As your wedding day approaches consider the power of flatlays to immortalise the intricate details that make your wedding uniquely yours.

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