Technology is such an amazing thing and, yet, there are times when I think smart phones and being so connected to everything all. It was a time before you could instantly take a photo and post it straight to Instagram and back when I was excited to get my college email so I could get a Facebook account ( because back then, you needed a legit college email to have a Facebook account!). It literally blows my mind to think about how I documented my life back in my senior year of high school. This blog should be taken as a little friendly advice to any couples out there considering an unplugged wedding as well as any person who may attend a wedding at any point in the near future! I also wanted to give wedding guests my advice on the number one best and WORST times to take a candid photo with your cell phone at a wedding! You can take this advice however you like, but please remember that this is just my humble little opinion, and that your wedding day can be celebrated however YOU envision it! You do you boo! I will share my experiences with attending an unplugged wedding as a guest and as a photographer! 'The thing we need to ask ourselves more often, however, is that even though I can to take a photo, should I take a photo?' The thing we need to ask ourselves more often, however, is that even though I can to take a photo, should I take a photo? The subject of unplugged weddings is a little bit controversial, but I feel strongly enough about it that, today, I thought I'd share my perspective on the use of smart phones at weddings. ( Was that really ten years ago?!) 'I get it, you like to take pictures.' I remember my parents buying me a small digital camera at the start of my senior year of high school so I could document all my experiences and friendships. Smart phones have (sadly) replaced polaroid cameras and they've even replaced small digital cameras that were used exclusively ten years ago. time! In the digital age we live in, having the ability to take photos of our daily lives is easier and more accessible than ever before. As a wedding photographer and someone who makes a living taking photographs, I can totally relate to wanting to take photos all. Long revealed he had planned a “special thing” around his other half’s 40th birthday in January, but that around a month before, personal circumstances had thrown them off course – and instead he asked her casually one morning.I get it, you like to take pictures. Previously, the couple, who met while filming House of Darkness in 2021, opened up about their engagement on Long’s podcast in April. The Standard has contacted Kate Bosworth and Justin Long’s reps for comment. They ended up having an impromptu and casual wedding a few weeks ago. The source stated that the actress “knew that she never wanted a big wedding. Opening up about their short engagement, a source then told People that they decided to wed quickly, simply because Bosworth “couldn’t wait to marry Justin” after he popped the question. Onlookers thought it was an engagement photo shoot of some sort – not an actual wedding.” They added that the pair held “a very low-key ceremony. The insider told the outlet: “They fell in love with the vibe of the hotel, and they decided to get married the next day right then and there!”

Shedding light on their wedding, a source confirmed to Page Six that the pair opted for a spur-of-the-moment ceremony at The Rockaway Hotel in Queens after attending an event in the venue for Bosworth collaboration with Roxy.

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