USUALLY ALL THE FUNNY AND INTERESTING REMAINS FROM. WE DECIDED THAT OUR FIRST WEDDING ROOM MANDATORY NEEDS A LITTLE “PEPPER”. FOR EXAMPLE, A PHOTO REPORT WITH THE PARTICIPATION OF “NEWLYWEDS” AND A STORY ABOUT EXPERIENCES AND EXPERIENCES, FALLING OUT ON THE SHARE OF THE SHOOTING GROUP.
Almost all future brides at the thought of a wedding immediately imagine themselves in a luxurious dress. For us, the wedding venue was set by the venue for the photoset. We chose the famous "wave" of Jumeirah Beach Hotel. With its magnificent views of the bay and the luxurious Burj Al Arab Hotel. "Groom" and "bride" were thrilled!
After researching the best species, we proceeded to the most difficult - the search for a wedding dress. The beach mood determined the choice of outfit. We decided that the bride's dress must be light. Hourglass silhouette. And certainly decorated with lace. No extra details! The right dress model was found thanks to our colleague Guzel Gafurova in a cozy salon with a huge selection of wedding dresses and accessories The Bridal Showroom. Among the delicate dresses with heart-shaped bodices from Allure Bridals and Anjolique brands, avant-garde models from Kitty Chen and vintage outfits from Ellis Bridals and Sophia Tolli, there was that very dress that made you breathless. The snow-white and classic creation of the New York brand Justin Alexander perfectly sat on our "bride" Anastasia.
To prepare the models for the photo shoot on the day of shooting, we were provided with a spacious room at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel. An unforgettable image of the bride was helped by the creation of the hairstylist Julia from the FAMOUS Beauty Salon & SPA and the makeup stylist Zinaida Feigina, the owner of the Make-up Atelier training center. Accessories were kindly provided by the charming Malika Nur, owner and director of the FAMOUS Beauty Salon & SPA.
Around five in the evening the photo set began. Groom Nicola met Anastasia. And after a few minutes, the models were already playing the role of newly-married newlyweds. Filming on the pier and luxury yachts, a general plan, shot from the side of a motor boat, or, as they say, from the water. Dozens of camera clicks, and here it is, the one and only shot "Loving couple at sunset" is found!
Hooray! The result was worth three hours running around the beach and around the hotel in the forty-degree heat, carrying heavy photographic equipment on itself, and literally diving into the hot sea in the working heat.
When the sun hid behind the horizon, we felt really happy and, having taken from the “newlyweds” a promise not to put photos on social networks until the magazine’s official publication, ended a difficult but incredibly joyful day!
