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Remember this session we did at Óbidos?

Today we show you how was our end of the day in the company of D. and G.
It was cold and wind on this day and walking inside the village was a true act of courage of our newlyweds! Especially for D. with her wedding dress that was asking for sun and some heat.
At the streets of Óbidos people with whom we crossed were contemplating the bride and groom and some of them wished them hapiness. Some even, in a distracted way, took the opportunity to make some photos too!

This wedding was different from the ones we did and also from the ones to come! It was the first marriage on which we didn't follow the bride and groom before the ceremony, during the preparations, but it was also the first wedding we did the "first look".
For those unaware of what the "first look" is, it is very common in the United States, for example, where the bride and groom choose an intimate and private place to see each other for the first time, on wedding dresses, before the ceremony!
And here the traditions seem to bump! If on the one hand on the other side of the ocean they see the "first look" as a way of the grooms saying goodbye while unmarried and also allows them to take a moment just before the "i do" to support and reassure each other on the step that they are about to take, in our culture it is believed that if the groom sees the wedding dress before the ceremony it will bring misfortune and bad luck to the couple!