Between the ceremony and reception, you slip away for ten minutes that feel like forever. Just you two, finally married, laughing about how you almost forgot the rings or how your flower girl went rogue. Your photographer follows at a distance, catching you spinning her by the water, him wiping lipstick off after a kiss, both of you taking that deep breath before rejoining your guests. These aren't posed moments—they're the exhale after the ceremony, the private jokes, the "we actually did it" whispers. Years later, these become the photos you look at most, the ones that capture how you really felt, not just how you looked.