Are your wedding days so busy that you find very little time to capture the wedding party photos?In episode 254 of the Bokeh Podcast, Alina Thomas provides a step-by-step posing workflow to capture a variety of wedding party photos when you’re on a time crunch.The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast. Technique for Time: Batch working to schedule blog and social media posts. (1:58)Book Recommendations: Building a Storybrand by Donald Miller - bit.ly/bp-storybrand (6:48)Advice for Photographers: Consistency is key to anything you commit to. (9:47)Brand Position: A wedding photographer for couples who want more than just beautiful pictures, they want a full experience. (14:24)The Gear Bag: Macro Filters - bit.ly/bp-macrofilter (20:05)Step-by-Step Wedding Party Posing Flow:1. Camera - Wedding party lined up on each side of the couple, looking at camera. (28:28)2. Laugh - Original position, but looking at each other and laughing. (28:54)3. Cheer - Original position, with couple kissing & wedding party cheering. (29:32)4. Camera - Have the wedding party move around and pair up, then repeat the first three poses, starting with looking at camera. (29:59)5. Laugh - New position, but looking at each other and laughing. (29:59)6. Cheer - New position, with couple kissing & wedding party cheering. (29:59)7. Silly - Full wedding party making silly faces.8. Walking - Bride & Groom walking ahead of everyone else, then kissing.9. Selfie - Have wedding party get together like they’re taking a selfie, but the photographer is shooting it.Quick Tip: Take a landscape and portrait image for double the images.Links:Alinathomas.comAlinathomas.com/bokehinstagram.com/alinatthomasConvertkit.comGreetabl.com