Great Locations for Wedding Photographs in Pittsburgh
Photography is a very important part of a wedding. It is the best way to capture special moments and preserve them for a lifetime. It is also a wonderful way to share the big day with those that could not attend. We reached out to fabulous Pittsburgh photographers and asked them about some of their favorite outdoor locations to shoot photos. We received some great responses and beautiful shots that highlight each photographer’s work.
Cyndi from Araujo Photography said, “Pittsburgh has so many surrounding areas that are gorgeous! I usually prefer perfect lighting and minimal background distractions over popular landmarks. That is why this field in Sewickley that we just stumbled upon was perfect!”
Elizabeth, from Craig Photography said, “One of our fave places to photograph is Mellon Park because the mix of architecture, florals and Mother Nature makes for so much depth in photographs.”
Tiffany, from Hot Metal Studio said, “We are big fans of nature and natural light for portraits. Most outdoor locations also happen to be outside the city of Pittsburgh. I recently had the opportunity to shoot at the Hyeholde and was blown away by how beautiful it is.”
Laura, from Laura Kathleen Photography, said, “There are so many great spots in Pittsburgh, but one of my favorites is Mt. Washington.”
Lynne Goldstein, from Goldstein Photography, said, “This shot was from the Mellon Institute on Fifth Avenue. The pillars make a great, royal, and elegant background for a bride and groom. The steps are wonderful for bridal parties. … But the reason I love shooting at the Mellon Institute is the lighting. It is always perfect! This shot doesn’t even show off the architectural appeal of my favorite spot, but it shows the lighting and the intimacy between the bride and groom.”
Michael Will sent us a stunning image from Washington’s Landing.
Do you have a favorite location in Pittsburgh? Natural light and outdoor locations are popular with photographers and make for some absolutely stunning shots! Thank you to all of the Pittsburgh photographers who submitted images!