I thought Monday would be an ordinary day, but it turned out to be exciting. As I went through my emails from the weekend, I discovered that two of my photos made it into the WedAward Collection #78 Winner. Needless to say, I’m incredibly honored and thrilled to share this achievement!

What is the WedAward Collection #78 Winner?

WedAward is an international online competition where talented wedding photographers from around the world share their work and compete for a spot in a prestigious monthly wedding photo collection. Every month, photographers from different countries submit their best images, and only the most exceptional photos make it into the collection. When I saw my photos selected, I felt both proud and humbled. This recognition pushes me to continue expanding my creative limits and encourages me to aim even higher.

Why Being a WedAward Collection #78 Winner Matters

Receiving recognition in this collection truly feels special. Winning an award for two of my photos on my first submission marks a significant milestone in my career. This win affirms the passion, creativity, and dedication I pour into every wedding shoot. As a result, I feel more motivated than ever to continue producing high-quality work for my clients.

The Drive for Excellence

Moreover, being part of such an elite group of photographers pushes me to improve and refine my craft. It’s not just about the recognition; it’s about capturing once-in-a-lifetime moments for my couples and providing them with images they’ll cherish forever. Winning the WedAward Collection #78 Winner title motivates me to grow further as a photographer and strive for excellence in every session. Additionally, it inspires me to experiment with new techniques and ideas that will further elevate my work.

Gratitude and Inspiration

I’m incredibly grateful for the trust couples place in me to document their wedding day. This recognition from WedAward inspires me to keep working with passion and dedication. It fuels my drive to make every wedding unforgettable.

Some quick facts about this collection:
? 15 countries worldwide participated
Photographers submitted 2,463 images
The judges awarded 103 images
Out of those 103 images, Nicholas Yee Photography shot 2