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Royal Photographer Millie Pilkington Launches Wedding Photography Awards with Wedissimo
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LONDON - PennZone -- Renowned Royal Photographer Millie Pilkington, known for her iconic portraits of the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children, is launching an exciting new Wedding Photography Awards in collaboration with wedissimo, a new wedding supplier marketplace.

Celebrating Raw Emotion in Wedding Photography
Millie Pilkington's approach to photography centres around capturing intimate, emotional moments—what she calls the "Punctum"—a small yet powerful detail that resonates deeply with the viewer. Her admiration for legendary photojournalist Don McCullin informs her passion for this craft: "If you can't feel what you're looking at, then you're never going to get others to feel anything when they look at your pictures," she says, quoting her idol.

The Awards
The competition features 12 unique categories, including:
  1. Black and White
  2. Getting Ready
  3. Ceremony
  4. Solo Portrait
  5. Couple Portrait
  6. Bridal Party Portraits
  7. Wedding Fashion
  8. Raw Emotion
  9. Funny
  10. Bizarre
  11. Dancefloor
  12. Candid

How to Enter

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Submissions are open from 1st October to 31st October 2024. Participants can submit up to three photos per category, either by upload or via social media.

Public Voting & Judging
Following the submission period, public voting will take place from 1st to 15th November, creating a shortlist from which Millie Pilkington will personally select the winners. Final results will be announced in January 2025.  The winners will receive the prestigious title of "Photographer of the Year 2025" in their category.

For more information, visit the official awards page:
https://wedissimo.com/wedissimo-wedding-photography-awards/

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Contact
David Awad-Clark, Wedissimo
***@wedissimo.com


Source: Wedissimo Ltd

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