Waterford Wedding Photoshoot

Cliff Walk, Ardmore

A bride and groom walk hand in hand through a hay field with a serene, hazy sky in the background. The bride wears a strapless gown, and the groom is holding his black jacket over his left shoulder.
Close up of a bride's face taken from behind her grooms head. Beautiful soft yellow evening sunlight illuminates the brides face
Silhouette of a bride and groom standing in a field. The big yellow sun is setting in the background catching the brides veil
Bride rests on grooms chest as they stand close and enjoy the view in the distance
Bride walking ahead of the groom as they walk in a field of brown hay. They bride is lifting her white, strapless slightly to be able to walk. Groom stands behind her with his black suit and waistcoat.
A bride and groom walk hand in hand through a field with a serene, hazy sky in the background. The bride wears a strapless gown, and the groom a suit vest and bow tie.
Bride and groom walking in a hay field with two tracks that look like train tracks leading off into the distance. The bride extends her left hand hoping the groom will hold her hand
Full body portrait of bride and groom standing in long grass up to their knees. They are standing close and about to embrace.
Bride and groom walk towards camera, thier eyes lock and they smaile at each other. The blue sea behind them merges with the bright blue sky
Black and white portrait of smiling bride wearing a strapless white wedding dress looking towards the sun during golden hour.
Full body portrait of bride and groom standing in long grass with blue sea in the background. They are standing close and looking off into the distance and bot are smiling

A Waterford wedding photoshoot in Ardmore Cliff Walk in County Waterford. The location offers a stunning backdrop for wedding photoshoots, especially at sunset. This picturesque walking trail, approximately four kilometers long, provides breathtaking coastal views, dramatic cliffs, and historical landmarks that enhance its romantic atmosphere.

Minimal Disruption

Rather than directing subjects or staging scenes, I adopted a more unobtrusive presence. I don’t direct people that much as this allows moments to unfold organically. This approach not only made the subjects feel more comfortable but also resulted in authentic, unguarded shots that truly reflected the essence of the event. If you want to see more you can check out my portfolio

Utilising Natural Light

I took advantage of the available natural light, which is crucial for achieving that soft, natural look. I positioned myself in areas where the light was most flattering, such as near open windows or under shaded trees, to create a warm, inviting atmosphere in my photographs. The best time of day to do a bridal shoot is at sunset because the light is much softer and looks more flattering. Please keep this in mind when you are planning your day. 

Planning a Waterford Wedding? 

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Choosing the right wedding photography style is crucial for capturing your special day. By reaching out to me, we can explore various options tailored to your vision, whether it’s classic, candid, or artistic.

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