Pro Tips To Use Smoke Bombs For Your Wedding Photoshoot!

Indian weddings are full of whimsical decor to extravagant outfits, weddings these days are becoming as lavish as it gets. In wedding photography, many elements are used to capture the perfect click of the couple. Before it used to be stoic couples posing on stages and guests being captured at the unfortunate moment of hogging at the chaat stall, has transitioned into more natural pictures with candid moments full of laughter, joy and fun. Nowadays, smoke bombs in the wedding are so much in trend and have popped up in wedding photographs all around the world. They are an exceptional way of adding a dramatic effect to your wedding photographs as they are colourful and exciting. 

Couples have now decided to ‘go big or go home’ for their wedding. Adding smoke bombs to your wedding photographs are a recent more innovative idea that is adored by both couples and the photographers as it not only gives a dreamy touch to their pictures but is also a unique idea. Smoke bombs come out in glittering clouds of colour and put on an epic display that is majestic! Check out some tips we have for you to use smoke bombs in your wedding pictures…

Check The Location

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  1. One of the main and most important aspects of using such an element in your pictures is being sure about the venue and the location you are planning to choose. 
  2. It is very important to make sure that your location for getting clicked is some outdoor setting, as setting indoor locations is not a great idea because it may cause inhalation of too much smoke resulting into irritation in your eyes and throat. 
  3. Before planning and executing make sure that you choose a venue that gives permission to use smoke bombs on their property. It is noticed that smoke bombs leave behind residue and can leave a stain, that takes quite a time to go away. 

Keep it at a Distance

Remember about one thing that smoke bombs can leave a stain on your outfits. It is best to be careful enough when you’re working with the smoke bombs as you don’t want your designer outfit stained with dots of vibrant colours that may not even come off. It is also noticed before that smoke bombs if inhaled by mistake can cause irritation. So, it is most advisable to use smoke bombs in the backdrop of your photographs, or if you want a picture holding the smoke grenade, then make sure you are not holding it too close. 

Be Sure About the Weather Conditions 

It is our advice to check the weather conditions before you get a smoke bomb picture clicked as setting off a smoke bomb on a dry and humid day can be harmful and dangerous. Similarly, it’s useless to use a smoke bomb on a rainy day. Its is better to use cool burn, flameless smoke bombs instead. 

Talk to Your Photographer in Advance

When you are deciding to use coloured smoke bombs in your photos, it is better to talk to your photographer in advance. Make sure that they have some great ideas for you. The main thing is, taking the pictures with smoke bombs requires special skills and types of equipment as well. It is necessary to adjust the light and shutter speed needs to be adjusted since smoke bombs last only 45-90 seconds! You can even suggest your photographers some ideas for getting a beautiful wedding shoot with these smoke bombs. Go with not only grey smoke bombs but also with the vibrant colours as they look adorable in pictures!

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