Since I like to keep sober the Gallery section of the website and, at the same time, not missing the opportunity to show my other works, I decided to publish some wedding photo shoots here on our blog. However, I am fascinated by the idea of giving You a narrative of a different type than the Gallery: not a complete story of about 100 photos, but a sort of wedding highlights: the day of the wedding told by only 20 photos, not one more, not one less. Is it a good idea? Who knows, in the meantime I'm enjoying that, which is the best thing about my job! 
Today's technology allows us photographers to take photographs and choose later the look they will have, because of a dedicated editing process.
Usually, in order to satisfy all tastes and give different nuances to the story, some Wedding photos are edited in black and white and most of them in color. But what would You think if You were offered a Wedding photo shoot entirely in black and white?

Black and white enhances contrast between light and shadow
Photojournalism is a photography style that was born having nothing to do with Weddings, but its basic features can be effectively used in other settings.
First of all, let's figure out what photojournalism is..

Natural light, candid and intimate moment, a story: this is a Wedding Reportage
Welcome to the last part about how to get the best photos of Your Wedding. If You haven't read yet previous articles, You can find them links at the bottom of this page.
After debating Bride and Groom's getting ready, the Ceremony and couple portraits, time has come for the Reception and the Party!

The amazing party of Ylenia and Andrea
You might wonder "Why do I find these tips in a photographer's Blog?". The answer is: I'm pretty experienced in Wedding and my wife is a Wedding Designer, so I can say that I learnt a lot of organisational part of Weddings. Moreover I have a different perspective from a Wedding Planner's one, so I hold a neutral, reliable point of view about Wedding planning.
Here is my list of tips, ordered by priority: I'm sure You'll find them very useful! If You think I've missed something, please

You can do it! Your goal is nearer that You think!