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Monsoon wedding? Celebrity videographers share tips for cinematic shoot

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Updated on: 22 July,2024 10:32 AM IST  |  Mumbai
Ainie Rizvi | ainie.rizvi@mid-day.com

Want to turn your monsoon wedding into a cinematic masterpiece? We have done the legwork. Midday spoke with celebrity wedding photographers who share a guide to capturing a visually stunning narrative

Monsoon wedding? Celebrity videographers share tips for cinematic shoot

Capturing genuine emotions is at the heart of great wedding photography. Focus on sincere, unguarded moments that truly reflect the depth of the day

It’s the wedding season, and we are yet to recover from the big fat wedding that never seemed to end. When it comes to wedding films, celebrity couples have undeniably raised the bar, turning their nuptials into cinematic masterpieces. Be it Kiara’s royal walk towards beau Siddhartha at Jaisalmer’s majestic Suryagarh Palace, or Anushka and Virat’s dreamy pheras in the pastel-drenched gardens of Tuscany or Ranveer’s hearty twirl as he arrives at Lake Como to receive Deepika – engaged couples are taking mental notes.  
  
Weddings bring joy, but they also call for extensive planning. Fret not, as we have done the legwork for you. To help you achieve a cinematic wedding shoot, we’ve tapped into the expertise of celebrity wedding photographers who share essential tips for creating a wedding film that’s not just a recording of events but a beautiful, timeless story of your love. 
  
Weaving stories via films  
Mumbai-based wedding filmmaker and co founder of PlaytheNovel, Khozema Udaipurwala takes us through how the world of wedding filmmaking has undergone a significant transformation. “No longer are wedding videos merely a collection of static shots and chronological events as they have evolved into dynamic, cinematic experiences that tell a story as unique as the couple themselves.”  
  
Filmmakers are redefining wedding storytelling with innovative techniques and a fresh perspective, capturing not just the events of the day but also the emotions, personalities and intimate moments that make each wedding special.  
  
“Rather than simply documenting the day, filmmakers focus on storytelling. They weave together the narrative of the couple’s journey, incorporating personal interviews, voiceovers and meaningful anecdotes,” he informs. This narrative-driven approach creates a deeper connection with the audience, making the film a cherished keepsake.  
  
Also, capturing genuine emotions is becoming the heart of wedding photography. Whether it’s the bride’s tears of joy during the Varmala, the groom’s ecstatic reaction as he sees his partner for the first time, or the emotional exchanges between family members – these moments are not to be missed. By capturing sincere, unguarded happenstance, couples can create a more intimate and meaningful portrayal of the wedding, allowing the emotions to speak.  
  
Things to keep in mind while planning a wedding shoot
Ankita Asthana, co-founder of WeddingNama, primary advice is to – focus on yourself and not trends. “Don't get caught up in chasing the latest photography fads. Your wedding photos should reflect your unique personality and love story. What matters most are genuine emotions and moments, not trendy poses or effects,” she emphasises.  
  
This entails looking beyond Instagram feeds. While a photographer's Instagram might showcase stunning work, it's just a curated highlight reel. Don't just skim their feed. Ask to see full wedding galleries to get a sense of their overall style and ability to capture a wedding's flow.

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