12/1/2025 • By Deepak YADAV
1. Storytelling in a Documentary Style
3. Drone Photography & Aerial Videography
4. Modern Editorial Couple Photography with a Fashion Edge
5. Timeless Elegance with Black and White Shots
6. Wedding Reels and Short Clips
8. Classic Film Look & Analog Photos
A big shift in 2025 is the increased interest in documentary-style or photojournalistic wedding photography. Photographers focus more on showing real emotions such as tears, laughs unplanned hugs, and real-life moments instead of stiff, posed photos.
Why couples love this style:
Photos feel authentic and natural
Emphasis on emotions to create meaningful stories
No need for uncomfortable, forced poses
These candid images and clips come together to form a heartfelt memory of the wedding day, not a staged production.
The popularity of OTT platforms and the influence of social media has led more couples to choose wedding videos designed like short movies. Cinematic videos consist of:
Clips in slow motion
Drone-captured aerial views
Edited colors that stand out
Crystal-clear soundtracks
Creative ways to switch between scenes
These videos bring out the feelings of the event making every moment feel extraordinary and memorable. People now prefer cinematic wedding videos instead of the traditional ones that would go on for 2–3 hours.
Drone photography stays a favorite choice giving breathtaking top-down views of:
Decorated venues
Mandap or stage setups
Couple entrances
Scenic wedding spots
For destination weddings, drone footage adds an epic and almost magical feel to both photos and videos. By 2025 more couples will hire professional drone teams with two operators to ensure creative and accurate shots.
Photography for weddings influenced by fashion magazines like Vogue, GQ, or Harper’s Bazaar is popular right now. It includes:
Elegant and refined poses
Eye-catching and intense lighting
Stylish and minimalistic backdrops
High-quality editing similar to fashion shoots
This style gives couples a polished, celebrity-inspired look. The resulting photos are perfect for displaying in frames sharing online, or featuring on wedding websites.
Black and white wedding photography is experiencing a strong comeback. These enduring and classic images deliver:
A retro yet sophisticated feel
Bold and striking visual depth
A focus on raw and authentic emotions
Black and white photos have a timeless charm. They capture emotions making them perfect for moments like weddings, couples, and ceremonies.
Social media platforms such as Instagram Reels and TikTok have led couples to request wedding highlight clips lasting 15 to 60 seconds. These short videos feature:
The entry of the couple
Joyful Haldi or mehendi scenes
Family dance performances
Heartfelt emotional highlights
These short wedding clips are trending now. They are attention-grabbing and perfect to share on social media.
Many couples now choose pre-wedding story videos instead of traditional photo sessions. These videos include:
Chatting with the couple
Telling their love journey
Capturing their daily life moments
Fun moments behind the scenes
This style feels more personal and emotional than the usual pre-wedding photo poses.
Old-school film cameras and disposable ones are becoming popular again. Their soft tones vintage grain, and nostalgic vibe make wedding photos feel warm and romantic. Some couples let their guests use disposable cameras to snap candid and fun memories.
Wedding guests now have fun with cool photography setups. The 360-degree spinning video booth captures slow-motion videos from every angle adding a trendy and fun vibe to celebrations. People enjoy these booths at events like sangeet, cocktail nights, and wedding receptions.
Photographers are making SDEs super popular. They record special moments from the haldi, mehendi, or wedding and turn them into a short, film-like video to play at the reception. This keeps energy high and lets everyone relive the highlights of the event.
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