Bellagala offers a range of wedding services and this year we are excited to work with their amazing photography team as we create an amazing wedding for Liz and Ang.
Here are the three styles we will be featuring:
- Photojournalistic – This documentary styles is very popular with today’s brides and grooms. It combines traditional and candid photography to tell your own unique wedding story.
- Traditional – This is considered more classic, the focus is on the posed photos. This style uses controlled settings and can be indoor or outdoor. Traditional photography also captures the guests both by candid and posed images.
- Fine Art – With fine art photography, beauty is the goal. The photos resemble advertisements or fashion spreads. Using a combination of candid pictures and non-traditional posing; a fine art photographer will coach a subject in order to get “the shot”. These images tend more to be works of art, capturing the beauty of light, color and texture, while using an array of settings to get the desired image.
Bellagala makes all the planning so easy and their photos are GORGEOUS. The best part is that booking your services is done on-line in 5 easy steps:
QUOTE
Once you submit your information online, you will receive a custom quote instantly to your inbox.
CONTACT
After submitting your instant quote, they will contact you with the names of the photographers that are available for your wedding day.
PORTFOLIO
You can browse through all of their photographer’s individual portfolios in order to find the one that best matches your budget, style and personality.
RESERVE
Once you have found your favorite, the next step is to place your deposit. Their photographers are first come, first served with a $700 deposit that is fully refundable for 14 business days.
PLAN
Once you have signed your contract, your photographer will reach out to introduce themselves. From here, you have unlimited access with your photographer for flawless planning!
Sounds like a dream come true!
Find out more about Bellagala at www.bellagala.com
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