Photography is a crucial part of the wedding day for many couples; for what is built up as “The biggest day of one’s life”, those memories should be cherished as much as possible.  Photos are arguably the most tactile way of preserving the events, which is why the photographer is often the one who helps shape those memories most.

This year Swagelok invited In The  Frame Photography to capture their special event.

For years, happy homes have proudly displayed the family portrait upon their chimney breast with joy; naturally the trends change over the years – the rich rust & red velvet style backdrops give way to the family gathered around mum sat in a chair, up to the family barefoot on a white backdrop with strong light over the group.  Yes, these photos are wonderful – but sometimes in an effort to capture the family, only the likeness is captured. 

When trading in a culture where anyone can set up an online business and social media account in minutes, it’s important to stand apart from the faceless pop-up organisations, and make a personal connection.  Corporate headshots aren’t a new concept, but they may now be more valuable than ever; let the photos do the introduction, begin building trust and reassure your clients that they will be working with people, not code.