Capturing Two Looks in One Spot

I always teach my students to make the most out of one pose and location before re-arranging your clients to the next. This is a prime example of two looks in the exact same spot. The first photo you’ll see has a low aperture setting (swipe to see the exact settings) for an artistic take on the couple and the second is a more traditional shot with a high aperture setting (swipe to the end for settings) where everyone is looking at the camera with big smiles. In the second image I wanted everyone in focus, in the first I wanted the eye drawn to the Bride and Groom. Which do you prefer? Wedding Planner: @6degreesofcelebration // Venue: @glenmeremansion // String Quartet: @jaclynduncamusic // Entertainment: @starlightmusicnyc // MUA: @beautyonlocationnj // Videography: @stilwellphotographyfilms // Hair: @jchairdesignnj // Florist: @jardinierefineflowers // Stationary: @littleblackdresspaperie // Gown: @jasignature // Favors: @thejesspress // Bride @k_hughes91