Wedding Photography Easily Marred With Faux Pas

London, UK –  Getting through a wedding without an embarrassing or humiliating story or two is tough. In keeping with their mission to educate photographers, Pixcellence (www.pixcellence.co.uk) has just published a new blog post entitled 'Don’t Ruin Your Elegant Wedding Photography Moment with These Faux Pas' to help with a few things that every key member of a wedding should watch out for and avoid falling into.

“It’s a classic plot for sitcoms and movies, but when it comes to real life, getting drunk in your own wedding is simply in poor taste,” states Clwyd Probert, one half of the Pixcellence photography team. “Even when the bride isn’t tipsy and all over the place, chances are that inebriation will significantly affect the outcomes of the photos, especially the close-ups, which can definitely reveal wine stains and a flushed face.”

The article also discusses the Vanishing Groom and the Funny Best Man.

“Many cases of grooms disappearing for extended periods,” stated Probert, “include going out for a few cigarettes, a last bout of hearty chuckle with the single buddies, or maybe just a long bathroom break. The groom should make sure that he is seen with the bride in most, if not all of the photos.”

The article continues to point out that children can cause embarrassment so parents should keep a watchful eye on the Ring Bearers and Flower Girls insuring that they are attended to at all times. If parents don’t think they can supervise a little one on that day, they should request or hire someone who can to come with them to the wedding.

Pixcellence offers coaching courses to help photographers of all levels improve their photographic talents teaching photographic techniques and educating the public about cross-cultural wedding customs.

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