Long Live Love! 9 Wedding Moments of Total Love
We've selected 9 candid wedding moments of pure love that are guaranteed to make your heart melt!
If you don’t know by now, let us tell you, we love weddings. More than anything, we love seeing brides and grooms sharing authentic moments of love and happiness on one of the most important days of their lives. This post is dedicated to all of the happy couples and those little moments of love that make wedding celebrations so special. A smile, a shared glance, a special kiss – these are some of the things you will see in these nine moments of total love.
1. There’s No One Else
It doesn’t always happen, but there is one particular moment amid all of the chaos when the sea of guests surrounding you seems to disappear and you feel like it’s just you and him.
2. Just Kiss Me
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There are kisses that are posed for the camera. Then there are candid embraces that communicate pure, authentic emotion, like this one.
3. Between You and Me
We love the natural and spontaneous moments when couples take a break from tense camera poses to be themselves. The groom’s look of surprise when he first sees the bride, their first moment alone together before the reception – these are the genuine moments that we live for.
4. Silent Gestures
We love when the couple expresses their love without actually saying anything. Some gestures, smiles, and caresses speak for themselves.
5. Together at Last
When finally, no one is watching and the center of attention for once is not you, it’s time to relax. There’s nothing quite like that first moment of peace and happiness between the newlyweds.
6. Happy Travels
A picture is worth a thousand words. This image is the perfect metaphor for the new journey that awaits after marriage: joy, happiness, and love. Could there be anything better?
7. Contact
On the wedding day, it’s impossible not to notice the contact between the newlyweds. We love when the couple can’t keep their hands off of each other.
8. United
Like we said before, contact is very meaningful. Hands intertwined, eyes closed, united as one – now that’t love.
