There are many magical moments at a wedding: the ‘yes, I want’, the departure of the newlywedsthe first dance… But if there is one that I especially like, it is the arrival of the brides to the church. It is the preamble to everything, the moment before their song plays and they enter arm in arm with the best man. It is a moment of nerves, anecdotes and images to remember, because that emotion is usually reflected on the camera. That is why we review the most beautiful images of the brides as they enter the church. And no, not all of them are typical.
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© KiwoWith the dress attached
Whenever we imagine a bride entering the church we visualize her with the train of her dress fully extended, just like the veil, and already on the arm of the best man. However, this fiancée was heading to the door holding both items and chatting with her father. A fresh and very different image that shows us in another way the beautiful design of Lorena Merino.
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© KiwoThe veil in the wind
Not only does the rain leave special and different images of the big day, but so does the wind. In this snapshot captured by the Kiwo team, we see how the air makes the bride’s veil fly and fill with movement. Thanks to this we can see much better the flattering back of this dress created by Ines Lacasa.
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© Click10When getting out of the car
Almost all brides arrive by car to the church. Virtually no one sees that moment because the guests wait inside, but photographers are lucky enough to witness it and, almost always, immortalize it. In this case we see Blanca upon her arrival at the Tarragona cathedral wearing a wonderful dress with a cape designed by Helena Mareque.
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© Click10From inside the church
When the bride has arrived at the temple there are two very beautiful perspectives to take the photo. One is from behind, capturing her steps crossing the entrance and seeing her dress, almost always topped by a wide train. Another is from the front, an option that allows you to capture your nervous face. This black and white portrait taken by Click10 shows us a waiting bride, dressed by T.baand the little ladies in the foreground.
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© KiwoTail that comes from the back
Although the most common thing is for the trains to start from the waist and be an extension of the skirt, in this case we find a cape-type design that starts from the middle of the back. This is a proposal designed by From Lista With Loveminimalist, regal and timeless, as most of his creations tend to be. The flowers that decorate the church are the work of Clo’s workshop.
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© Click10When the bride arrives
The most common image is that of the bride, ready to make her entrance into the ceremony. But before that moment happens there is another that borders on chaos. That instant of speed to place the train of your dress, the veil, arrange the pages and ladies and make sure everything is perfect is what captures the objective of the Click10 team. Beauty and disorder in equal parts.
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© Two more at the tablemagic backs
There is nothing that shines more at the entrance to the church than the bride’s back. When, in addition to being pretty, it is integrated into a fluid dress full of movement, like this design by Claudia Llagosterathe result could not be more impressive. The image is from Two more at the table.
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© Bibiana FierroPlacing the veil on the bride
There are many brides who decide to enter the church veiled but, as we can imagine, they do not leave their house with this accessory covering their face. That moment, upon arrival at the church, they need the help of someone to place them and help them be prepared. If the bride has a sister, she is almost always in charge. If this is not the case, a friend or cousin usually plays this role.
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© Carretera y Mantainside the church
Once inside the church, and while the song she has chosen plays, the bride heads to the altar arm in arm with her father or godfather. That moment, when all the guests are attentive to her and the groom sees little by little how his fiancée is approaching and the moment of ‘I do’ cannot be more special. It is usually one of the most emotional.
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© Pelayo LacazetteBride veiled on her back
It is a classic, elegant and timeless option. And why fool ourselves, we love them. Veiled brides have a magical and romantic aura that is usually captured very well in photographs and, despite being from the back like in this snapshot by Pelayo Lacazette, they convey a lot. The bride, Maria, is wearing a dress T.ba.