The best wedding photobombs of 2015
Wedding photobombs are the photographs couples laugh at hardest when they open the gallery. The guest who picked the worst possible second to walk through frame. The flower girl looking the wrong way. The groomsman behind the bride doing something his mother does not need to see. None of them are planned. All of them are real. This is the 2015 roundup, pulled from weddings I shot across Philadelphia and the Jersey Shore that year.
Why photobombs make the gallery
Most of my weddings run with a second photographer and often a small film team. More cameras, more angles, more frames per minute, and a much better chance somebody is rolling when the photobomb happens. The portraits everyone expects, we get. But these are the photographs that end up framed on the bookshelf because they show the day was alive.
Thou shall do a proper Jordan Brian Photography Photobomb by kindly asking a complete stranger or group of strangers to come together for a quick photograph. I love photobombs! Instead of people willingly jumping in when I am photographing a session I kindly ask them too. It is simply fun! It gives the couple and the participants a story to tell and not to sound cheesy, but it does bring people together with smile and laughter. So enjoy my 2015 Photobombs!
View the full Valentine’s Day Fairmount Park Horticulture Center Wedding here
Check out Justine & Dan’s Crystal Tea Room Finley Catering wedding here
It was University of the Arts graduation day, so the groomsmen waited to greet everyone passing through City Hall in Philadelphia
View this full Colonial Dames Society wedding in Philadelphia here
This guy worked for the railroad company and his name happened to be Dick and the grooms last name was Weiner. So…..
Make sure to look closely at the one guy holding a plate of BBQ ribs. I told him to hold them for the photo!
Katie & Matt joined this groups picnic at Fairmount Park
View this engagement session in Fairmount Park
We stopped this track team cold in their tracks.
This was in Stone Harbor on Mischief night.
Planning a Philadelphia or Jersey Shore wedding?
If you are starting to look at venues, I keep a working list of the best Philadelphia wedding venues and the best Jersey Shore wedding venues. Real venues, with real notes. Get in touch if you want to talk through your day. I cap at fifteen weddings a year so the calendar fills early.