What weather is the best for taking wedding photos?

Shooting in rainy days is more artistic, but it is troublesome, and ordinary photographers may not be able to shoot well. Therefore, it is better to choose sunny days.

Many newcomers like bright and cloudy skies. Clouds, like white gauze, can block the direct sunlight and create perfect soft light-just like soft boxes. But in windy weather, clouds will be blown away quickly, and perfect light will come and go quickly, so photographers must work faster.

After the rain, the environment will change dramatically, and the sunshine after the rainstorm will also create a rare shooting opportunity. At this time, the color of the environment is more saturated and the texture is more detailed. This effect can be amplified by a polarizer. A timely rain can turn the secular environment into a more dreamy scene, especially for close-up shots. For example, rainbows or fresh rosebuds with raindrops appear after the rain, which adds a bit of new ideas than usual.