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<\/a>\nFind the light<\/p>\n
There will always be one light source which is dominant in your banquet hall or open lawn. Try and tilt your head so that your face is in the line of the light source for more radiant pictures.<\/p>\n
If you take in a deep breath and smile, your posture immediately improves with your tummy looking flatter, your chest area looking more straight. Then as soon as the photographer is going to click, let your breath out and smile without losing the posture. Your face looks more relaxed and your smile looks more genuine.<\/p>\n For the bride: Adjust your dress when you sit<\/p>\n No matter how fit you are, if you have a short blouse and you sit on your seat, your tummy tends to bulge out a bit. Use your dupatta cleverly to place it infront while you sit, or pull up your lehenga ever so slightly just before sitting for making sure you get the best photos.<\/p>\n For the groom: Sherwani\u2019s can be criminal while sitting<\/p>\n So most men don\u2019t realize this but a very unbecoming angle is when they sit facing the camera directly, and the photographer ends up having a direct view of the crotch area. Avoid this by draping a stole at the appropriate place.<\/p>\n Know your Angles<\/p>\n Lift your chin slightly higher and tilt your head at a slight angle to the camera, not looking straight at it. The raised chin gives an illusion of a longer neck, and the tilt creates angles on your face making you look a million times better than if you faced the camera straight on.<\/p>\n Keep arms away from body<\/p>\n If you photographer is clicking you from an angle, and your arm is stuck to your body, it can probably give an illusion of looking bigger than it is. Noticed how celebrities pose? Both hands on hip? That is because that silhouette makes you look fitter. While you don\u2019t need to look that dramatic, having one hand on the hip helps. If you are against a wall, don\u2019t smash your arms against the wall, let them breathe.<\/p>\n Be goofy, candid, fun\u2026<\/p>\n It\u2019s ok to laugh, giggle, scowl, stick your tongue out and be natural. The best wedding<\/a> photos will be those where you are completely natural.<\/p>\n Avoid glitter in makeup and high SPF foundations<\/p>\n While a small amount of glitter is alright, nothing can cause scary bride photos than chunky glitter used as an eyeshadow or blush. Moreover, foundations with high SPF (over 30) can sometimes reflect light and cause a white flash in photos. While this isn\u2019t the case with all foundations, it is something to ponder about.<\/p>\n Shoulders scrunched up are a very common sight with Indian brides<\/a> because the weight of their dupattas or sarees is so heavy that shoulder naturally gets tense. Make sure your shoulder is upright but in a relaxed, straight line.<\/p>\n<\/a>
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\nShoulders make all the difference<\/p>\n